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Editorial
. 2023 Jul 18:10:1220327.
doi: 10.3389/fvets.2023.1220327. eCollection 2023.

Editorial: Rabies, a long-standing One Health example - progress, challenges, lessons and visions on the way to 0 by 30

Anna S Fahrion  1 , Conrad M Freuling  2 , Monique Léchenne  3   4 , Thomas Müller  2 , Sergio Recuenco  5 , Marco A N Vigilato  6 , Frank Busch  1 , Kathrin Heitz-Tokpa  7 , Stephanie Mauti  3   4 , Mathew Muturi  8   9 , Salome Dürr  10
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Editorial: Rabies, a long-standing One Health example - progress, challenges, lessons and visions on the way to 0 by 30

Anna S Fahrion et al. Front Vet Sci. .
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Keywords: One Health; Zero by 30; disease elimination; neglected tropical disease (NTD); rabies; veterinary public health; zoonosis.

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