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Rabies: Global Hotspots and Risk to Travelers
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Title: Rabies: Global Hotspots and Risk to Travelers
Date: Wednesday, 1st October 2025
Time: 9:00 AM EDT UTC-04 (The webinar is approximately 90 minutes)
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Registration Fee:
Complimentary for ISTM members and the broader travel community.
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Summary:
Stay ahead on rabies updates:
Join leading experts for a focused update on rabies prevention and management for travel medicine professionals. This webinar will cover the latest WHO recommendations, revised vaccine and immunoglobulin protocols, and practical strategies for both pre- and post-exposure care. Designed for physicians, nurses, and pharmacists in clinical and research roles, you’ll gain the essential knowledge to protect travelers and at-risk populations while advancing global rabies elimination goals.
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Webinar Faculty:
Planning Chairs:
Dr Darvin Scott Smith, Chair, PEC, ISTM
Dr Aisha Khatib, Co-Chair, PEC, ISTM
Dr Yen Bui, Counsellor, ISTM Executive Board
Moderator:
Dr Yen Bui, Counsellor, ISTM Executive Board
Speakers:
Dr Oula Itani, M.D
Dr David Shlim, M.D
Course Objectives:
By the end of this webinar, the attendee should be able to:
• Summarize key updates in rabies epidemiology, prevention, and WHO recommendations.
• Implement current best practices for rabies PrEP and PEP, including revised vaccine and immunoglobulin protocols.
• Integrate updated rabies prevention and treatment strategies into clinical and research settings
Who Should Attend:
• Infectious Disease Practitioners - Doctors, Nurses, and Pharmacists
• Travel Health Practitioners - Doctors, Nurses, and Pharmacists
• Occupational Health Practitioners
• Public Health Practitioners
• Family Medicine Practitioners
• Any others who care for travelers
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