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    Rabies Cases on the Rise in the Philippines

    The Philippines has seen a rise in rabies cases, with 169 confirmed human cases and 160 deaths from January to May 2024. The Department of Health attributes over 90% of cases to dog bites. Health Secretary Teodoro Herbosa urges pet owners to vaccinate against rabies and seek medical help for bites.

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    Chautauqua County Health Department Warns of Rabies Risk from Wildlife

    Learn about the recent warning issued by the Chautauqua County Health Department in Western New York regarding the risk of rabies exposure from wildlife. Discover key safety recommendations to prevent rabies, including avoiding contact with wild animals and ensuring pets are up-to-date on vaccinations. Stay informed on the importance of post-exposure measures for this potentially life-threatening disease.

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    Rabies Alert: Bat Found in Laurel Tests Positive for Rabies

    Rabies alert issued in Laurel after bat tests positive for rabies. Residents urged to determine if children had contact with the bat. Preventive treatment may be necessary for those exposed. Contact Anne Arundel County Department of Health for further information and assistance.

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    Rabid Fox Attacks Two Residents in Peekskill

    The Westchester County Department of Health has issued an alert after a rabid fox attacked two residents in Peekskill. The incident occurred last Saturday, and the fox has tested positive for rabies, prompting both individuals to undergo preventative treatment. According…

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