Rabies remains one of the deadliest infectious diseases known to medicine, with a case fatality rate that approaches 100 percent once clinical symptoms appear. Yet the disease is almost entirely preventable if exposed individuals receive timely post-exposure prophylaxis, a regimen of vaccination and, in higher-risk cases, immunoglobulin administration that can stop the virus before it reaches the nervous system. A new retrospective study from Ha…
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