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Comparative study reports changes in rabies prevention related to NPIs during the pandemic, indicating a need for tailored strategies.
. 61.66%) were lower in 2022 than in 2023. Furthermore, over 10% of exposed individuals (10.82%) in 2022 failed to complete the full vaccination course. Compared with national data and data from other regions worldwide, the Wuhan cohort exhibited a relatively lower proportion of category III exposures and a higher incidence of injuries caused by cats relative to dogs. The stringent NPIs implemented during the 2022 pandemic significantly altered the profile and management of rabies-exposed individuals. These findings underscore the necessity for adaptable and context-specific rabies prevention and control strategies to effectively mitigate rabies risk under varying public health conditions.
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