Rabies

History of Rabies Rabies has been known since 2000 B.C. In the 18th century, many countries tried to

kill stray dogs so human won’t get bitten by rabid dog

In the 19th century, the idea of vaccinating dogs to prevent rabies infection to humans was brought up

Nowadays, people can get vaccine for rabies

But there are still no cures towards rabies

Symptoms of rabies My causes slight or partial paralysis,

anxiety, insomnia, confusion, agitation, abnormal behavior, paranoia, terror, etc.

People who have been infected by rabies will die in 2~10 days after the infection, and there is no way to be cured

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How do people contact rabies??

People usually get get rabies from the bite of a rabid animal. It is also possible, but quite rare, that people may get rabies if infectious material from a rabid animal, such as saliva, gets directly into their eyes, nose, mouth, or a wound.

Prognosis of patient Once the symptoms of rabies start,

the disease is nearly universally fatal, which means that every single person will eventually die with rabies

Can rabies be treated or cured?

The answer is no. Even with todays technology,

there is still no cure for rabies Because it is a disease that is

infected from animal to human, so the cure is much harder to find!

Is there anyways to prevent infecting

rabies? The good news is, Yes, there

is. The prevention of rabies is to

bring the pet or animal to the doctor to have a vaccine shot

Which human can have the shot as well!

What is the future of rabies

There will be some replacement for the vaccine shot since the shot is actually bad for our body.

The replacement are: DAN vaccine, plant based vaccine, and recombinant viral vector vaccines

Are we likely to ever cure it?

I believe the answer is yes Because of the great future of

human, there should not be anything that is not possible to cure

But at least rabies won’t be cured in the next hundred years for sure

Is rabies useful in some other way?

Rabies is useful of killing people

Which means that it deals nothing good for us

Interesting stuff about rabies

Jeanna Giese of fond du lac, became the first known unimmunized survivor

Interesting stuff about rabies

Precious Reynolds of Willow Creek, Calif., is a typical 8-year-old who's spunky and loves sports. But this ordinary little girl has an extraordinary claim to fame: she's only the third person in the U.S. to survive rabies without getting the rabies vaccine shots normally given to anyone who becomes infected.

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/california-girl-us-survive-rabies/story?id=13830407

http://www.120ask.com/question/25146552.htm

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabies

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Quiz 1. what is the topic of this presentation? 2.can rabies be cured?(yes/no) 3. is there any prevention towards rabies? 4.is there any replacement for the vaccine

shot? 5. how long will it take if a person is

infected rabies? 6. has anyone ever survived after

infecting rabies?