A study highlights a high level of awareness about rabies among Sri Lankans but reveals significant gaps in proactive measures and pet management practices necessary to effectively control the disease.
Rabies Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices in Sri Lanka Read More »
A study highlights the effectiveness of a school-based rabies prevention program in rural Sri Lanka, demonstrating improved knowledge and awareness through active learning in lectures, while emphasizing the importance of socio-cultural considerations for broader implementation.
“Rabies Edutainment 4 Kids”: A Successful Education Campaign in Sri Lanka Read More »
A study examines the knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) towards rabies barriers in Madagascar, highlighting the low prioritization of vaccination, inadequate handling of bites, and the influence of social cohesion on post-bite actions.
The Challenges of Dog Vaccination and Bite Response in Madagascar Read More »
A study reveals that while there is widespread awareness of rabies in rural India, there is a significant gap in understanding the disease, with attitudes towards free-roaming dogs varying based on socio-economic factors.
Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices Towards Rabies and Dogs in West India Read More »
A study in Namibia’s Northern Communal Areas reveals challenges in rabies prevention, highlighting the need for improved vaccination coverage, awareness, and surveillance.
Rabies Knowledge, Attitude and Practice (KAP) in Namibia Read More »
A study assessed community knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) regarding rabies in Ethiopia and Kenya, revealing high awareness of rabies but varying responses to prevention and control strategies.
Rabies Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices in Ethiopia and Kenya Read More »