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'Negligible risk' from UK rabies case

'Negligible risk' from UK rabies case

The Health Protection Agency has confirmed a case of rabies in London. The patient became infected after being bitten by a dog in South Asia, but is now being treated in the UK. The HPA says the ....
'Negligible risk' from UK rabies case

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'Negligible risk' from UK rabies case
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