Snakes and lirst Aid Gowri Shankar Blog: http://pogirigowrishankar.wordpress.com/ © Gowri Shankar Gowri Shankar, Agumbe Rainforest Research Station, 2010 at are Reptiles…

1. TOXICOLOGY of ANIMAL POISONING Significance: .Public health problem .Medical research .Biological warfare Note :Venom is an animal poison contains different types of antigens…

1.Seminar On RABIES THE FACTS Presented by Vijay kr. Singh DNB PGT (Pediatrics) Under guidance ofUnder guidance of Dr T K MONDAL MD(PEDIATRICS) Consultant pediatrician M…

1. LYME DISEASE Other names:Erythema (chronicum) migrans, Lyme borreliosis Agent:Borrelia burgdorferi,a bacterial infection (spirochete) a tick-borne zoonosis affecting animals…

1. Dr. Ayan Ghosh. M.B.B.S (HONS.);M.D(GOLD MEDELIST),MIPHA ASST. PROFESSOR DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE KPC MEDICAL COLLEGE & HOSPITAL KOLKATA RABIES & ITS MANAGEMENT…

1.  ZOONOTIC DISEASES are diseases caused by infectious agents that can be transmitted between or are shared by animals and humans.  Example : Rabies…

Slide 1 Snake bite Cleopatra VII introduction 70 % of snakes in Palestine are non venomous . Males are bitten almost twice as often as females. Most common snake her in Palestine…

Venomous snakes SNAKE AND SCORPION ENVENOMATION DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT MODERATORS: Dr. Hansraj Dr. Pulin Gupta Dr. Sujata PRESENTORS: Dr. Anand Hingole Dr. Krishna Divya…

Slide 1 Biology and Epidemiology of the Rabies Virus Rachel Radcliffe, DVM, MPH CDC Career Epidemiology Field Officer Division of Infectious Disease Epidemiology Slide 2…

Slide 1 RABIES CONTROL & ERADICATION PROGRAM Ninfa R. Ambat, M.D. FPAFP Slide 2 RABIES RNA virus; SS RNA approx. 75- 80 nm diameter Bullet-shaped, enveloped Rhabdovirus…