Swooping bats, attacking beavers and wild raccoons: US rabies cases rose 17 percent this summer
- rabies cases rose 17 percent just this summer, according to a new federal advisory.
- The surge was tied to multiple high-profile outbreaks and mass exposure events, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday.
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- rabies cases rose 17 percent just this summer, according to a new federal advisory.
- The surge was tied to multiple high-profile outbreaks and mass exposure events, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday.
Sources: The Independent