Jessica Livingston | 05/07/2010
In this podcast, Charles Rupprecht, Chief of the Rabies Program at the CDC, describes the advancements in rabies inoculations. Previously, when a person was treated for rabies he received five shots of the vaccination. However, now the CDC is recommending that people who are being treated for rabies only receive four shots. Rupprecht details this treatment and explains why having fewer rabies inoculations is just as effective in treating the disease.
To continue reading this story Click Here
RECOMMENDED
MSD announces Phase III data on investigational treatment to lower LDL Cholesterol (LDL-C)
2025-11-17
AI for Pharma & Healthcare 2025
2025-06-18
Upcoming Events
Pharma Contract Manufacturing
23 - 25 March 2026
Mercure Hotel MOA Berlin, Germany
Register Now |
View Agenda |
Learn More