Public health officials address rabies cases in British Columbia and Quebec
Public health officials in British Columbia and Quebec are managing incidents of rabies in wild animals that have had contact with humans or domestic pets.
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Public health officials in British Columbia and Quebec are managing incidents of rabies in wild animals that have had contact with humans or domestic pets.
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