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Rabies vaccines.

open access: yesReleve epidemiologique hebdomadaire, 2002
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Rabies vaccination update

Journal of the American Pharmacists Association, 2010
Rabies is a virus present in the saliva of rabid animals such as raccoons, foxes, dogs, cats, and bats.1 In developing countries, dogs are a major source of rabies. Two categories of exposure should be considered: bite and nonbite. A bite or any skin penetration by teeth is considered a direct exposure and a potential risk.
Yuri, Chrisphonte, Nancy L, Borja-Hart
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Preexposure Rabies Vaccination

Journal of Travel Medicine, 1994
Preexposure rabies vaccination consists of the provision of protective antibodies to individuals who are potentially at risk of being infected with rabies.' This is done by giving three primary injections of a tissue culture rabies vaccine one each on day 0,7, and 28 (a few days variation in timing is acceptable).
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Rabies pretravel vaccination

Current Opinion in Infectious Diseases, 2012
This review sought to describe the recent findings on the epidemiology of rabies exposure and rabies cases in travelers and to discuss possible cost-saving measures that could be used to increase pretravel vaccination coverage in travelers.On the basis of global data, most cases of rabies in travelers are associated with dog bites, occur in adults who ...
Philippe, Gautret, Philippe, Parola
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Research on the rabies and rabies vaccines

Theoretical and Natural Science, 2023
Rabies is a highly lethal disease with a long history that most of the patients were infected by dog bites. Therefore, the scientific popularization and research of rabies are particularly important. This article mainly analyzes rabies from three aspects: the rabies virus, the rabies vaccines and treatment methods.
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New Rabies Vaccine

Pediatrics, 1981
Four score and 16 years after Louis Pasteur brought forth the first rabies vaccine in 1884,1 a new vaccine was licensed in the United States. Pasteur's vaccine made protection of man against rabies possible, even after a victim had been bitten. However, there were failures of prevention and the presence of nerve tissue in the vaccine resulted in severe
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Controversies in Rabies Vaccination

The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2003
Rabies is a cent per cent fatal disease and there should not be any controversy in giving rabies vaccine to the victims. WHO has fixed schedules for doses for both pre and post-exposure in different category of cases, which also help us to avoid all controversies. But controversies arise in five main areas, which are related to the strategies of rabies
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