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Children in Mongolia photographed for Generation ImmUnity. Credit: Khasar Sandag

From rabies to hepatitis: Gavi to start rolling out new vaccines to lower-income countries

28 Jun 2023

7 min read

Hepatitis Rabies Diphtheria

An image of a blind harpist adorns the walls of the tomb of Nakht and his wife Tawy. Trachoma, an infectious eye disease, was common in ancient Egypt and remains a leading cause of blindness today. Source: flickr

5 ancient diseases and what the ancients said about them

21 Sep 2022

12 min read

Malaria Tuberculosis Rabies

Canine vaccination. Credit: Mission Rabies

Can India finally eliminate rabies? A state-level study from Goa offers hopeful signs

19 May 2022

5 min read

Rabies Vaccine campaigns

Hieronymus Fracastorius (Girolamo Fracastoro) shows the shepherd Syphilus and the hunter Ilceus a statue of Venus to warn them against the danger of infection with syphilis. Engraving by Jan Sadeler I, 1588/1595, after Christoph Schwartz.. Credit: Wellcome Collection. Public Domain Mark

Sick words: The etymology of disease

7 Apr 2022

7 min read

Malaria Rabies COVID-19

Rabies vaccination in Pasteur's laboratory in Paris. Lithograph by F. Pirodon, 188-, after L.-L. Gsell.. Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)

Louis Pasteur, monster slayer

23 Mar 2022

8 min read

Vaccinating domestic dogs is a successful and cost-effective way to prevent rabies in dogs. Sarah Cleaveland

Vaccinating domestic dogs reduces rabies in the wild. Why this matters

30 Sep 2021

5 min read

Educational Cross-posts Rabies

India's population of "strays" - and Mission Rabies's target population - includes well-loved community dogs, not quite pets, but more half-owned than un-owned. Credit: Mission Rabies

Grab, jab and release: keeping rabies off the streets of Goa

18 Feb 2021

6 min read

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