Rabies

Banner visual showing a dog, vaccine vial, syringe, and stacked gold coins alongside text reading 'Rabies: The Economic Cost of a Preventable Disease.' Icons at the bottom list key facts, including 59,000 human deaths annually and the requirement to vaccinate at least 70% of dogs.
Rabies

Rabies: Economic and Financial Burden: The Cost of a Preventable Disease

Rabies claims 59,000 lives each year and inflicts an $8.6 billion global economic burden—yet it is almost 100% preventable. Discover why investing in mass canine vaccination ($1.75 per dog) is vastly more cost-effective than post-exposure treatment ($163 per human course), and how reaching 70% dog vaccination coverage can eliminate transmission once and for all.

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