A model developed by Uruguayan biologists shows how the leap from the virus to cattle could have occurred and helps to understand how the fragmentation of grasslands influences the circulation of rabies in Uruguay.Any Uruguayan who has been bitten by a dog before the 1990s will remember the latent fear of the rabies virus and the forced visit to the hospital to get vaccinated against the disease. There were reasons to worry, because until 1983 t…
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A model developed by Uruguayan biologists shows how the leap from the virus to cattle could have occurred and helps to understand how the fragmentation of grasslands influences the circulation of rabies in Uruguay.Any Uruguayan who has been bitten by a dog before the 1990s will remember the latent fear of the rabies virus and the forced visit to the hospital to get vaccinated against the disease. There were reasons to worry, because until 1983 t…