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Font Resize Two horses in Weld County have tested positive for rabies, bringing to three the number of confirmed cases of the virus in equines. The two Weld horses were on separate properties and their cases are unrelated, according to the Colorado
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R.I. (AP) Thirteen people are being treated for rabies exposure after a family in Coventry found a baby raccoon that later tested positive for the disease. The Department of Environmental Management says the animal was picked up May 29 on John
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The Santa Clara County Public Health Department has issued a notice to hikers in Los Gatos that a bat found near a trail has tested positive for the rabies virus, a deputy health officer said. A hiker walking near the Los Gatos Creek Trail in Los
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The bat landed on the man's neck outside a bookstore at Kelso Depot near Mojave National Preserve April 30, according to a release. The bat tested positive for rabies, and health officials are on the hunt for the man, who was likely unaware of the
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The feral cat was gray, tan and white and lived among a group of other cats near Rhonda Court...Health officials are seeking anyone who may have had exposure to the cat between March 28 and April 12. They are also encouraging neighbors to keep pets
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The Alabama Department of Public Health is warning about vaccinating pets after finding three positive cases of rabies in the raccoon population in the Columbiana area. The state began surveillance in response to confirmation that rabid puppy
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Federal public health officials say three people who received organs from a rabies-infected donor in 2011 are no longer in danger of coming down with the deadly disease. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta said Tuesday that the
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A Maryland resident has died of rabies for the first time in more than 35 years...The department says it's not known how the person was exposed to the virus. The victim was an adult, but officials are not releasing any further information to protect
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Over the past 10 years, fewer than five cases have occurred in the U.S. annually. The deadly disease, which can cause drooling, convulsions, fevers and muscle spasms, is prevented in humans through a vaccine and prophylactic injections of rabies
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George Fenwick, president of the American Bird Conservancy, received a doctorate's degree in pathobiology at the Johns Hopkins University, studying the effects of alien species on native birds...IS an invasive species in the United States responsible
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