Rabies is passed on through bites and scratches from an infected animal. It is nearly always fatal, but post-exposure treatment is very effective at preventing disease if given quickly after exposure.

Rabies is a deadly virus which is passed on through injuries such as bites and scratches from an infected animal. In developing countries, people can often catch the virus from stray animals and dogs.

"Tujuan dari vaksinasi ini adalah untuk mencegah penularan penyakit rabies dari hewan ke manusia, khususnya melalui gigitan atau cakaran hewan peliharaan," ungkap AKP Doni. Adapun tenaga vaksinator ...

Ending Sindh’s rabies crisis is a test of our political will, public responsibility and moral resolve. We cannot resurrect those who have already died, but we can prevent the next death.

PIKIRAN RAKYAT - Sebanyak 256 ekor hewan peliharaan di Kabupaten Pur­­wakarta menjalani peme­riksaan kesehatan untuk men­­cegah penyakit rabies. Jumlah tersebut masih jauh dari target pemerintah ...

The Pennsylvania Rabies Tracking Dashboard lists three cases in Schuylkill County, one cat and two racoons. Statewide, 95 cases have been reported this year, according to the tracking dashboard.

Ambon - Enam warga di Kota Ambon meninggal dunia karena terinfeksi gigitan anjing rabies. Sebagian dari korban tak mau divaksin. "Data Dinas Kesehatan Kota Ambon mencatat enam orang warga ...

AMBON,KOMPAS.com - Sebanyak 6 orang warga di Kota Ambon, Maluku dilaporkan meninggal dunia karena terinfeksi gigitan anjing rabies. Kepala Dinas Pertanian dan Ketahanan Pangan Kota Ambon Muhamad Abdul ...

It’s not exactly a secret that dogs and cats are adorable but they can be harmful if they are not vaccinated against rabies. The Department of Health (DOH) has recently reminded pet owners to have ...

A Michigan resident has died of rabies after receiving an organ transplant. The patient, who received the transplant at an Ohio hospital in December 2024, died of the fatal virus in January 2025.

UTMC is the only organ transplant center in northwest Ohio. On Thursday, the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network released a statement, saying: "Rabies cases in humans are very rare.