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CDC’s rabies experts preventing rabies across the globe

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CDC’s rabies experts preventing rabies across the globe

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S)

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The slides that follow show just a sample of all the work the CDC Rabies Team does in the United States and throughout the world–to support rabies surveillance, lab diagnostics, medical and veterinary care, and education to prevent and control rabies. CDC’s Rabies Lab in Atlanta is an international reference lab –meaning, it can test samples from around the world and confirm if rabies virus is present. CDC’s rabies experts: • in Vietnam • in Haiti • in Democratic Republic of the Congo rabies, world rabies day, CDC cdcs-rabies-team-spring-summer-2015.pdf

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