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Danger From Dog Bites Misleading The Public
Dr Charles W Dulles of Philadelphia argues that fears of hydrophobia from dog bites are exaggerated. He cites cases in Wilkes Barre where boys died after Pasteur treatment for non mad bites, suggesting deaths stemmed from fear and treatment rather than the bite itself. He notes many fatal outcomes arise from other illnesses and that professionals treating animals show few hydrophobia cases, implying imagination drives the panic.
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