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Scientific Assemblies

National CARCON Conferences

The premier national academic platform for rabies control, animal bite research, post-exposure prophylaxis innovations, and public health policy consensus.

CARCON 2024
CARCON 2024Latest Edition 28-29 September 2024 Govt Medical College (GMC), Jammu

12th Annual National Conference of Consortium Against Rabies

Hosted by Prof Rajiv Gupta, GMC Jammu with 200+ delegates. The AT Kannan & Omesh Bharti Oration was awarded to Dr G Sampath. Multi-sectoral One Health panels, IDRV protocols, and pediatric bite prophylaxis.

CARCON 2023
CARCON 2023 8-9 December 2023

The National Conference of Consortium Against Rabies

National gathering focusing on rabies epidemiology, animal bite management, intradermal rabies vaccination (IDRV), and policy recommendations towards rabies-free India 2030.

CARCON 2020
CARCON 2020 October 2020

National Rabies Prevention Summit

Virtual scientific conference covering rabies prevention protocols during healthcare challenges, PEP adherence, and clinical updates.

CARCON 2019
CARCON 2019 16-17 November 2019 Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences (RMLIMS), Lucknow

National Rabies Conference & CME

Extensive continuing medical education (CME) on bite management, immunoglobulins, and modern cell-culture vaccines.

CARCON 2018
CARCON 2018 2018

National Rabies Symposium

Multidisciplinary dialogue between public health experts, pediatricians, veterinary authorities, and community health leaders.

CARCON 2017
CARCON 2017 2017

National Conference on Zero Rabies Deaths

Advancing the strategic goal of zero human rabies deaths and promoting standardized wound management clinics across districts.

CARCON 2014
CARCON 2014 2014

Inaugural Foundation Conference

The landmark inception event bringing together founding doctors, professors, and health researchers to establish the Consortium Against Rabies.