Translation for 'rabies vaccine' from English to French

rabies vaccine

vaccin {m} contre la rageméd.MédVét.pharm.

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rabies

rage {f} [hydrophobie]méd.MédVét.

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rabies vaccination

vaccination {f} antirabiqueméd.MédVét.

to have rabies

être atteint de la rageméd.MédVét.

anti-rabies inoculation

vaccination {f} antirabiqueméd.MédVét.

vaccine

vaccin {m}méd.

diphtheria vaccine

vaccin {m} antidiphtériqueméd.

vaccine protection

protection {f} assurée par un vaccinméd.pharm.

inactivated vaccine

vaccin {m} inactivéméd.pharm.

dead vaccine

vaccin {m} inactivéméd.pharm.

attenuated vaccine

vaccin {m} atténuéméd.pharm.

live vaccine

vaccin {m} atténuéméd.pharm.

vaccine coverage rate

taux {m} de couverture vaccinaleméd.

yellow fever vaccine

vaccin {m} contre la fièvre jauneméd.

vaccine against yellow fever

vaccin {m} contre la fièvre jauneméd.

• Pasteur developed pasteurisation and a rabies vaccine.
• This was suggested to the artist by Pasteur himself who was at the time working on a rabies vaccine.
• Bollinger had an extensive background in veterinary medicine and was known for his studies of rabies in the days before the discovery of an anti-rabies vaccine.
• World Rabies Day takes place each year on September 28, the anniversary of the death of Louis Pasteur who, with the collaboration of his colleagues, developed the first efficacious rabies vaccine.
• gives detailed instructions on how to deal with what they describe as a serious public health problem, and includes a useful table, generally considers the rabies vaccine a non-core vaccine, except in areas where the disease is endemic or where required by law.

• He was peripherally involved in Louis Pasteur's search for a rabies vaccine.
• For example, it was used to check uptake of oral rabies vaccine baits by raccoons in the USA.
• In Japanese patients exposed to rabies vaccine that contained neural tissue, the clinical presentation resembled ADEM more than MS but the lesions were like acute multiple sclerosis (Uchimura and Shiraki, 1957).
• It has long been established that, in spite of the relatedness between MOKV and rabies virus, immunisation with the rabies vaccine does "not" confer protection from MOKV infection.
• Coatis generally need both dog and cat vaccines for distemper and many other diseases and a killed rabies vaccine.

• There they followed through on evaluating the new chicken embryo rabies vaccine, which set the basis for rabies control in the U.S.
• In February 1990, a rabies vaccine called Imrab 3 was approved for ferrets.
• Appointed in 1886 as secretary to a governmental commission formed to study the anti-rabies vaccine developed by Louis Pasteur, Horsley corroborated his results and created a campaign to vaccinate against rabies in the United Kingdom.
• George Beran, produced a dog vaccine that gave a three-year immunity from rabies, making it the first and only laboratory to produce a rabies vaccine with long-term immunity in the whole of Southeast Asia.
• There is some controversy over the effectiveness of the standard dog/cat rabies vaccine on a wolfdog.

• The technique of serial passage has been around since the 1800s. In particular, Louis Pasteur's work with the rabies vaccine in the late 1800s exemplifies this method.
• There have been no reported deaths in these cases; however, there is currently no rabies vaccine for ferret-badgers.
• The origins of the institute can be traced back to 1912 when King Rama VI granted permission for a government institute to manufacture and distribute rabies vaccine at the suggestion of Prince Damrong, whose daughter, [...] , died from rabies infection.
• In October 2019, GSK agreed to sell its rabies vaccine, RabAvert, and its tick-borne encephalitis vaccine, Encepur, to Bavarian Nordic for US$1.06 [...] billion (€955 [...] million).