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Ukraine: rabies is now an increasing threat in frontline regions

Ukraine: rabies is now an increasing threat in frontline regions

5 December 2025

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A grey cat sits behind a bicycle wheel on a sunlit pavement. Blue text across the bottom reads: “Timely medical care and vaccination prevent the development of rabies in 99% of cases.”

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Risk Communication, Community Engagement and Infodemic Management (RCI), WHO Health Emergencies Programme (WHE)

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