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Welcome to rabiesdisease.com!
Click on the topics below to learn more about rabies.
Overview:
Rabies is a preventable viral disease that causes acute encephalitis (inflammation of the brain)
The virus exists in the saliva of mammals and is transmitted from animal to animal or from animal to human by biting and/or scratching
Licking can also spread the virus, when infected saliva makes contact with open cuts or wounds, and with the mouth, eyes, and nose
If left untreated in humans and animals, rabies is virtually always fatal
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