Eliminating the scourge of dog-transmitted rabies
During the last decades, PAHO and the Governments of Latin America have succeeded in reducing the number of human rabies cases in Latin America by 90%. The next World Health Assembly has the power to call for the elimination, by 2022, of dog-transmitted human rabies everywhere in the world.
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| description | During the last decades, PAHO and the Governments of Latin America have succeeded in reducing the number of human rabies cases in Latin America by 90%. The next World Health Assembly has the power to call for the elimination, by 2022, of dog-transmitted human rabies everywhere in the world. |
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