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Published scientific research covering the latest developments and knowledge in rabies prevention and control. 

Uganda rabies risk map
Epidemiology & surveillance
Site de vaccination pour les chiens aux Philippines, 2016. © Geloy Conception and GARC
Rabies burden
Twala vaccinations
Mass dog vaccination
A patient receives intradermal (ID) PEP in the Philippines. Photo: GARC
Human rabies prevention & management
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Diagnosis - human & animal rabies
PRP2017 group
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Homeless people and dogs, ethiopia
Dog ecology & population management
Red fox
Rabies in wildlife

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