Nassau County is warning residents about the rise of rabies. The Department of Health declared an imminent public health ...

It’s a disease that’s so serious that only 14 people have ever survived it. Now that the number of reported non-human rabies ...

Authorities in one Long Island county are issuing an imminent public health threat over a concerning rise in the number of ...

Nassau County officials warned residents to protect their pets and stay away from wild animals due to the uptick in rabies ...

The county has confirmed more than two dozen rabid animals since last July, with more being tested. CBS News New York's Jenna ...

Any individual bitten or scratched by an animal should seek immediate medical care and then call NCDOH at 516-227-9663 (or ...

"We have not yet received any reports of human transmission," said Nassau County Health Commissioner Dr. Irina Gelman." Gelman ...

The Nassau County Department of Health declared an imminent public health threat due to 25 confirmed cases of rabies in the past year.

A fatal virus has made a resurgence in Long Island, where it was officially eliminated in 2016. Public health officials fear ...

It's a disease that's so serious that only 14 people have ever survived it.

The top health official in Nassau County called rabies an "imminent public health threat,” but not cause for alarm. The declaration frees up additional resources to stop the spread among terrestrial ...