Earlier this year, the unnamed woman from India
India
The dirtiest place you could be. Who cares?
> Earlier this year, the unnamed woman from India
**India**
The dirtiest place you could be. Who cares?
I didn't realize that you could get rabies from raw cows milk. That's concerning.
Oh... That's why. Because there is no proper evidence that you can.
There is no documented evidence suggesting rabies can spread via dairy or meat from infected animals, and health authorities maintain while drinking raw milk from a rabid animal could potentially pose a risk, it is not a confirmed method of transmission.
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>A woman has died of rabies after drinking contaminated raw milk in a shockingly rare case. Earlier this year, the unnamed woman from India drank unpasteurized milk from a cow that she was unaware had been infected with rabies, a virus usually spread through animal bites that is almost always fatal. Local media reports suggest the cow had been bitten by a stray dog with rabies, causing it to become infected. She became ill several days later with symptoms that may have included fever, agitation, hallucinations, twitching, and a fear of drinking water. Her family rushed her to several hospitals, who refused to treat her due to the severity of her condition, according to local reports.
I didn't realize that you could get rabies from raw cows milk. That's concerning.
Oh... That's why. Because there is no proper evidence that you can.
**There is no documented evidence suggesting rabies can spread via dairy or meat from infected animals, and health authorities maintain while drinking raw milk from a rabid animal could potentially pose a risk, it is not a confirmed method of transmission.**
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>>A woman has died of rabies after drinking contaminated raw milk in a shockingly rare case.
Earlier this year, the unnamed woman from India drank unpasteurized milk from a cow that she was unaware had been infected with rabies, a virus usually spread through animal bites that is almost always fatal.
Local media reports suggest the cow had been bitten by a stray dog with rabies, causing it to become infected.
She became ill several days later with symptoms that may have included fever, agitation, hallucinations, twitching, and a fear of drinking water.
Her family rushed her to several hospitals, who refused to treat her due to the severity of her condition, according to local reports.
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