World rabies day inn 2011 9-26
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Here is essential rabies information from Mary Peng, veterinarian in Beijing.
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- China is a rabies endemic country. Dogs continue to be the main transmitters of rabies to humans in China and throughout most emerging countries.
- In July 2007, a 22-year old Chinese man was bitten by a dog in Chaoyang district. This man later died of confirmed rabies infection transmitted through the dog bite. The dog was unregistered so was officially classified as a “stray.” This dog was likely not vaccinated or improperly vaccinated, meaning it may have been vaccinated at an unauthorized pet shop or other facility using illegally procured vaccines.
- In July 2007, a 22-year old Chinese man was bitten by a dog in Chaoyang district. This man later died of confirmed rabies infection transmitted through the dog bite. The dog was unregistered so was officially classified as a “stray.” This dog was likely not vaccinated or improperly vaccinated, meaning it may have been vaccinated at an unauthorized pet shop or other facility using illegally procured vaccines.