US EditionIn the Last Five Years, only One Case of Human Rabies Has Been Detected in the Country.
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In the last five years, only one case of human rabies has been detected in the Dominican Republic, which represents “a drastic decrease,” compared to the previous five years, when 16 cases of this infectious disease with a high level of lethality were reported. (Continue reading...) The entry Only one case of human rabies in five years was first published in Remolacha - Noticias Dominicana.
In the last five years, only one case of human rabies has been detected in the Dominican Republic, which represents "a drastic decrease" compared to the previous five years, when 16 cases of this highly fatal infectious disease were reported. This information was provided by the director of the Center for the Prevention and Control of Vector-Borne Diseases and Zoonoses (Cecovez), José Luis Cruz Raposo, during the "Forum on the Elimination of Hum…
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