World Rabies Day:September 28
Synopsis:
World Rabies Day serves as a poignant reminder of the ongoing fight against rabies. Despite medical advancements, the disease continues to pose a threat, as highlighted by the tragic death of a young boy in Kerala. This day commemorates Louis Pasteur, whose pioneering work led to the first rabies vaccine. Historically, rabies was shrouded in misconceptions, but Pasteur's breakthrough paved the way for modern prevention and treatment methods. India, in particular, faces a significant burden of rabies, predominantly from dog bites. A "One Health" approach involving coll...
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