Abstract
Christoph Schankin et al1 recently reported a patient who developed rabies encephalitis on his return from India. This report provides an opportunity to recall that rabies is not only an old fatal disease, whose first description dates from the 23rd century BC, but also a re-emerging zoonosis. Although preventable by vaccination, rabies is still not effectively controlled and its true impact is largely underestimated.2
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