Virtual 5K Raises nearly $14K For WSU’s Rabies Control Program
A Colorado vet returned from ten days vaccinating dogs in rural Tanzania and launched a virtual 5K that drew participants from around the world and raised close to $14,000.
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While Numbers Are Low, USDA Serious About Rabies
The number of people who die from rabies is relativly low across the United States.
Why?
"It's quite low because in this country we are able to seek medical attention and get post-exposure prophylaxis, rabies treatment essentially," noted Richard Chipman lead of the USDA's National Rabies Management Program
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WSU’s Animal Health Researchers Working to Eradicate Rabies
Could rabies be eradicated by 2030? Researchers at WSU’s Paul Allen School of Global Animal Health are trying to make that a reality.
WSU President Kirk Schulz said, “We’ve got big ideas and we’ve got these folks there that are making a huge positive difference around the world. You need some audacious goa...