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cord-330204-guhrtz1h	Cleaveland, Sarah	Rabies elimination research: juxtaposing optimism, pragmatism and realism	2017-12-20		.txt	text/plain	5488	226	38	We demonstrate how research has generated optimism about the feasibility of achieving global targets of zero human deaths from dogmediated rabies, guided pragmatism in the design of dog vaccination strategies in LMICs, and instilled realism in the path towards global canine rabies elimination. While it is often recommended that a detailed understanding of dog ecology is needed for effective canine rabies control, the consistency of research findings generated over the past 30 years allows us to be confident in concluding that mass dog vaccination is feasible across a wide range of settings and campaigns can and should be initiated without delay. However, a focus on mass dog vaccination currently remains the most pragmatic and cost-effective approach to canine rabies control and elimination.	./cache/cord-330204-guhrtz1h.txt	./txt/cord-330204-guhrtz1h.txt