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Together, we can end all human deaths from dog-mediated rabies by 2030.

Supported by FAO, WOAH and WHO (the Tripartite), the United Against Rabies Forum takes a multi-sectoral, One Health approach bringing together governments, vaccine producers, researchers, NGOs and development partners.

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Rabies Today Podcast

Rabies Today is brought to you by the United Against Rabies Forum. Each month we will look at a key challenge surrounding rabies control and discuss potential solutions with practitioners and experts from around the world.

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WOAH endorsement boosts Tanzania’s rabies control programme

WOAH endorsement boosts Tanzania's rabies control programme

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WHO’s Science in 5: Rabies – Protect yourself and your pets

Description What is rabies? How serious is it? How can you prevent rabies? Dr Bernadette Abela explains this and what you can do immediately after a bite in Science in 5 today.

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1 person dies from rabies every 9 minutes and almost half of them are children.

Up to 99% of human rabies infections are caused by a bite from a rabid dog.

We have effective dog vaccines and vaccines to treat people who are bitten.

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United Against Rabies Stakeholder Meeting 2025

The 2025 United Against Rabies Forum Stakeholder Meeting will be held from 7–9 October 2025 in Bangkok, Thailand, with both in-person and virtual participation options available.

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Rabies & One Health: From basics to cross-sectoral action to stop human rabies deaths

This free online learning course provides an excellent introduction to rabies and the One Health approach taken to prevent it. The course is self-guided and can be taken at any time.

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