Now, you might be thinking, "But I'm not going to get bitten by a raccoon or a fox anytime soon." And you're probably right! However, rabies is still a significant public health concern, especially in certain parts of the world where vaccination rates are low. In fact, according to the WHO, there are still tens of thousands of rabies cases reported globally each year.
So, how can you avoid getting rabies in the first place? For starters, make sure to vaccinate your pets, especially if they spend time outdoors. You should also be careful around wild animals, even if they seem friendly - remember, they might be carrying the rabies virus! And if you do get bitten, don't panic, just wash the wound with soap and water and get to a doctor pronto.
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