The disease resulting from infection by a lyssavirus is called rabies in any animal species (Rage in French, Tollwut in German, Rabia in Italian and Spanish).
The major clinical signs are related to an encephalomyeloradiculitis. The epidemiological situation of rabies in Europe is still a public health concern (from several EU neighbouring countries and a few new member countries of the EU). In Western Europe, the threat to public health was considerably mitigated during the 20th century owing to vaccination of domestic or wild animals. Nevertheless, rabies remains a significant health risk and a re-emerging disease. The disease still occurs sporadically as a result of introductions of animals incubating the virus, and some strains are prevalent among a small number of bat species. Moreover, within the EU borders, rabies remains enzootic in red fox (Vulpes vulpes), raccoon dog (Nyctereutesprocyonoidet) and dog ( Canis familiarit).
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