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Springer - Rabies in Man and Animals - Medical Textbook

Name: Springer - Rabies in Man and Animals - Medical Textbook
Brand: Springer
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Rabies remains the deadliest zoonotic disease, posing a significant threat to humans and animals across every continent except Antarctica. This comprehensive text from Springer addresses the global health crisis, specifically focusing on the regions most heavily impacted. With over 95 percent of rabies-related human deaths occurring in Asia and Africa, understanding the transmission patterns is vital for medical professionals and researchers. India carries approximately 36 percent of the global human rabies burden, making regional study essential. While dogs serve as the primary transmitters and threaten over 3 billion people in Asia and Africa, the risk profile changes in developed nations. In these areas, control of dog rabies has been successful, yet the threat from wildlife persists. This book examines the ongoing risks from animals such as bats, which are responsible for most human rabies deaths in certain contexts. This resource provides necessary context on the epidemiology and transmission of this serious disease.

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Provides essential data on the deadliest zoonotic disease affecting humans and animals globally.

Analyzes high-risk regions including Asia and Africa where 95 percent of deaths occur.

Examines the heavy rabies burden in India, which accounts for 36 percent of global cases.

Details the role of dogs as main transmitters threatening 3 billion people in specific regions.

Discusses wildlife risks in developed nations, specifically the impact of bat rabies.

Offers professional insights into the differences between dog-mediated and wildlife-mediated rabies.

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Brand: Springer
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 8132216040
Category: Books > Subjects > Health, Family & Lifestyle > Medical & Healthcare Practitioners > General Medical Issues
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 06 November 2013
Listed Since: 25 July 2013

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