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US Army Helps Rabies Control in Afghanistan

Dr Loren Adams, a veterinarian from Iowa, relates his experiences of a recent US army mission to Aghanistan that increased rabies awareness and canine vaccination.

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Collaborative control efforts in Uganda

International collaboration involving university, government, local development and wildlife conservation organizations has lead to improved canine vaccination and sterilization programmes around wildlife reserves in Uganda.

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