Anti-Rabic Treatment at Kasauli

IN the annual report of the Pasteur Institute of India, Kasauli, for 1934, the Director states that 1,471 Europeans and 15,380 Asiatics were treated at Kasauli and associated centres, a

total increase of 913 compared with 1933. Of the treated cases, one death was reported among Europeans, and 90 among Asiatics, a mortality among the latter of 0.53 per cent, the lowest

death-rate recorded during the last ten years. In addition, 671 courses of vaccine for the prophylactic treatment of animals were issued during the year. The vaccine employed is a carbolized

5 per cent Paris sheep vaccine.

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