PROSPECTIVE SEROLOGIC MONITORING PROTOCOL: NASPHV COMPENDIUM OF ANIMAL RABIES PREVENTION AND CONTROL, 2016 This guidance on prospective serologic monitoring is for use with dogs and cats as referred to in Part I B.5(4b)

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Date: 2016-03-01 13:47:17 Medicine Veterinary medicine RTT Rabies Health Viral encephalitis Zoonoses Vaccine Vaccination Rabies in animals Pierre-Victor Galtier		PROSPECTIVE SEROLOGIC MONITORING PROTOCOL: NASPHV COMPENDIUM OF ANIMAL RABIES PREVENTION AND CONTROL, 2016 This guidance on prospective serologic monitoring is for use with dogs and cats as referred to in Part I B.5(4b) Add to Reading List Source URL: www.nasphv.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 119,54 KB Share Document on Facebook

	PROSPECTIVE SEROLOGIC MONITORING PROTOCOL: NASPHV COMPENDIUM OF ANIMAL RABIES PREVENTION AND CONTROL, 2016 This guidance on prospective serologic monitoring is for use with dogs and cats as referred to in Part I B.5(4b) DocID: 1rt8b - View Document
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