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American Association for the Advancement of Science, Science Translational Medicine, 421(9), 2017
DOI: 10.1126/scitranslmed.aaf6984
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Vaccination of dogs in an African city interrupts rabies transmission and reduces human exposure
Journal article published in 2017 by
Jakob Zinsstag 
,
Monique Lechenne ,
Mirjam Laager,
Rolande Mindekem ,
Service Naïssengar ,
Assandi Oussiguéré,
Kebkiba Bidjeh ,
Germain Rives ,
Julie Tessier,
Seraphin Madjaninan ,
Mahamat Ouagal ,
Daugla D. Moto ,
Idriss O. Alfaroukh ,
Yvonne Muthiani ,
Abdallah Traoré
and other authors.
,
Monique Lechenne ,
Mirjam Laager,
Rolande Mindekem ,
Service Naïssengar ,
Assandi Oussiguéré,
Kebkiba Bidjeh ,
Germain Rives ,
Julie Tessier,
Seraphin Madjaninan ,
Mahamat Ouagal ,
Daugla D. Moto ,
Idriss O. Alfaroukh ,
Yvonne Muthiani ,
Abdallah Traoré
and other authors.
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Abstract
A citywide dog vaccination effort in Chad reduced the local spread of rabies from dogs to humans.