Why is getting bitten by a rabid animal so dangerous? - Charles Rupprecht
Why is getting bitten by a rabid animal so dangerous? - Charles Rupprecht with tags rabies, rabid animal, rabid dog, rabies infection, rabies vaccine, rabies treatment, louis pasteur, rabies vaccination, joseph meister, infectious disease, disease, lyssavirus rabies, lyssavirus, virions, rabies virions, paralytic rabies, furious rabies, rabies symptoms, immune response, rabies saliva, hydrophobia, immune system, mad dog, rabies transmission, virus transmission, education, health, animation, charles rupprecht, anton bogaty, ted, ted-ed, ted ed, teded, ted education
Take a look at what makes rabies the most lethal infectious disease, and what measures you should take if you're exposed to it.
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In 1885, Joseph Meister was bit in 14 places by a rabid dog. His mother rushed him to Paris for an experimental vaccine from Louis Pasteur, and he became the first rabies-vaccinated person to survive. Today, without proper intervention, rabies remains deadly in almost all cases. So, what makes it so dangerous to humans? Charles Rupprecht explores what makes this infectious disease so lethal.
Lesson by Charles Rupprecht, directed by Anton Bogaty.
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