A study in Bhutan found that a short rabies education program results in improved schoolchildren’s knowledge, with most information retained after three months.
A study demonstrated that a brief rabies education lesson significantly improved and sustained rabies knowledge among Malawian primary school children, surpassing the impact of exposure to vaccination campaigns alone.
More Than Vaccines: How a Short Rabies Education Programme Boosted Awareness in Children Read More »
A study investigates the factors affecting attendance at static point (SP) rabies vaccination campaigns in Malawi, revealing that distance, socio-status, and dog characteristics significantly impact participation rates.
Identifying Barriers to Static Point Dog Vaccination Read More »
A decade after researchers predicted major strides, a large portion of Latin America and the Caribbean is now rabies-free, but challenges remain.
Latin America and the Caribbean: Strides Made in Rabies Elimination Read More »
A study highlights the significant progress made in eliminating canine rabies in Latin America and the Caribbean, while also addressing the ongoing challenges in the final stages of eradication.
Eliminating Rabies: Lessons from Latin America and the Caribbean Read More »
A study explores the successful strategies and methods used in Blantyre to vaccinate over 75% of the city’s dog population within one month, significantly advancing rabies control efforts.
How Blantyre Achieved Over 75% Dog Vaccination in Just One Month Read More »