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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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History of Rabies and Rabies Vaccines

2020
Lyssaviruses continue to evolve and pose threats to humans, domestic animals, and wildlife. As a fatal disease of zoonotic importance, rabies is fortunately preventable, thanks to the advent of potent biologics. Pioneering works done during the last two centuries act as cornerstone of research making rabies diagnosis, prevention, control, and selective
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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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Rabies Vaccination in the 1980s

Hospital Practice, 1980
The new human diploid cell vaccine was designed to overcome the myriad problems of older vaccines. In early trials it has been fully effective and has shown no major side effects.
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Rabies Vaccination

Annual Review of Medicine, 1978
S A, Plotkin, T, Wiktor
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Rabies Diagnosis and Rabies Vaccine

New England Journal of Medicine, 1979
L J, Anderson, W G, Winkler, G M, Baer
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Rabies Vaccines

Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal, 1969
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Rabies Vaccine

2000
Abstract Many neurological complications of rabies vaccine have occurred, most notably postvaccinial encephalomyelitis (PYE), since its initial administration in 1885 (29). PYE and other neurological complications have varied considerably with the type of vaccine.
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