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<div><p>Zoonotic diseases, particularly those originating in wildlife, pose significant public health and economic risks. Rabies, a viral zoonosis with near-100% case fatality in humans, is a prime example of such a threat, especially in regions like North America where wildlife—such as...

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Main Author:	Stephanie A. Shwiff (3389336) (author)
Other Authors:	Emily S. Acheson (5943710) (author), Levi Altringer (16782825) (author), Patrick A. Leighton (11230127) (author), Larissa Nituch (8623092) (author), Sarah Sykora (22693775) (author), François Viard (22693778) (author), Tore Buchanan (8623089) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biotechnology Ecology Science Policy Infectious Diseases Virology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified supports continued investment raccoons &# 8212 program &# 8217 canada &# 8217 based epidemiological model human exposure investigations wildlife &# 8212 scalable economic framework raccoon rabies control orv ), trap cost ratios ranging canada </ p wildlife rabies control exposure prophylaxis economic risks economic efficiency viral zoonosis tvr ), surveillance strategies study estimates study assesses spatial agent results show prime example key reservoirs invt ), intervention scenario intervention necessity intervention compared including post case fatality assumed rates also provides 2023 cad 16 depending
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