History of Rabies in the Americas, Volume III

Charles E. Rupprecht is a World Health Organization Expert Technical Adviser on Rabies, retired as the head of the rabies program at CDC. He has co-authored over 400 peer-reviewed papers, written scores of book chapters, edited several books and served as an editor for several journals.

• Rabies, Hilary and ME.- Remembering Bernhard Franz Dietzschold: A Personal History of a Rabid Researcher, 1940-2022.- Bats, Bites, and Rabies.- The Joy of Low Expectations: My Unanticipated Career as a Rabies Virologist.- An Epidemiologist’s Introduction to the Medical Prevention, Paranoia, and Politics of Rabies.- Of Raccoons, Rabies and Recombinants.- Parallel Paths to Licensing the First Wildlife Rabies Vaccine in the United States.- Rabies and a Public Health Career in the Green Mountains of Vermont.- Texas Tales, Trivia, and Teasers: Rabies Through the Decades.- Two women, two different pathways, and rabies as a scenario for their professional lives.- Memories of the Griffin Laboratory.- Surviving Rabies.- Historical Rabies Outbreaks Among Unvaccinated Livestock and Humans Associated with Vampire Bats: a South American Retrospective.- A Journey in the Fight Against Rabies in Brazil.