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28/02/2008
The latest issue for the 3rd quarter 2007 has been
published. The printed version will be delivered in due time. The 3
miscellaneous articles cover the first confirmed EBLV-2 case in a Daubenton’s
bat in Germany, WHO’s position paper on vaccines and a report on the success of
the first world rabies day in 2007.
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04/12/2007
Finally, the 2nd RBE for the year 2007 has been published.
Besides rabies data, miscellaneous articles cover the EUROBATS agreement and the
Belarusian rabies post exposure prophylaxis (PEP) after severe wolf bites. Anke
Kliemt, our technical staff member, has transferred rabies data as far back as
1995 into the online-database and is now available for data queries.
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03/09/2007
The 1st Issue of the RBE for the year
2007 has been published. Please note that for technical reasons one rabies case
from Hungary was not included in the printed version. The style of our mapping
has changed. In the PDF version available in the archive, both styles are
included.
Thanks to our committed staff member
Anke Kliemt, rabies data was transferred into the online-database as far back as
1997 and is now available for data queries.
Erratum:
The OIF area of Estonia in 2006 covered the entire country. The map was
changed accordingly.
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06/06/2007
The last issue for 2006 has been published
- a little late, but we tried to include as much data as possible. The printed version
will be delivered in due time. We included a map of oral vaccination campaign areas
in 2006. This map is also published online in a new section within data base queries.
We want to publish this kind of information on an annual basis and we also intend
to enlarge this part retrospectively. All countries with OIF programmes are asked
to send data on their vaccination areas.
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20/02/2007
Issue III/2006 has been
published on February 19th, 2007. The printed version
will be delivered in due time. From this quarter, Serbia and
Montenegro as separate countries have individual data sets. Prior
data are based on reporting from Serbia and Montenegro (SCG). Please
keep this in mind when searching the database retrospectively.
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