Microbes And Health
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B. , B. A. Fellow of Kings College, London ; deputy surgeon general Indian Medical Service (retired) : "Rabies in reality is a very rare disease. The popu- lar belief to the contrary arises from the fact that various other maladies common in dogs are mistaken for rabies. It has been ascertained that only a very small proportion of the bites of rabid dogs convey the infection, hence the likelihood of a dog bite causing hydrophobia is extremely small. This was very plainly GEEMS. 113 shown by the... experience of the police in London dur- ing the prevalence of the Muzzling Order of 1885- ? 86. In carrying out the duties of capturing stray dogs, the police received hundreds of bites, but in no single in- stance did any of these bites cause hydrophobia, though doubtless many of them were inflicted by rabid ani- mals.
"The experience of the attendants at the Battersea Dogs' Home is even more striking. That institution had then been thirty years in existence. The bites in- flicted on the attendants during that time amounted to many thousands, some of which must have been re- ceived from rabid dogs.
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B. , B. A. Fellow of Kings College, London ; deputy surgeon general Indian Medical Service (retired) : "Rabies in reality is a very rare disease. The popu- lar belief to the contrary arises from the fact that various other maladies common in dogs are mistaken for rabies. It has been ascertained that only a very small proportion of the bites of rabid dogs convey the infection, hence the likelihood of a dog bite causing hydrophobia is extremely small. This was very plainly GEEMS. 113 shown by the... experience of the police in London dur- ing the prevalence of the Muzzling Order of 1885- ? 86. In carrying out the duties of capturing stray dogs, the police received hundreds of bites, but in no single in- stance did any of these bites cause hydrophobia, though doubtless many of them were inflicted by rabid ani- mals.
"The experience of the attendants at the Battersea Dogs' Home is even more striking. That institution had then been thirty years in existence. The bites in- flicted on the attendants during that time amounted to many thousands, some of which must have been re- ceived from rabid dogs.
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