One in four respondents said they had been bitten before, with men almost twice as likely to have been bitten as women. (Source: Carlos Adampol Galindo/Wikimedia Commons, representational picture) One in four respondents said they had been bitten before, with men almost twice as likely to have been bitten as women. One in four respondents said they had been bitten before, with men almost twice as likely to have been bitten as women. One in three dog bites required treatment, but only a small proportion (0.6 per cent) required hospital admission. There also seemed to be a link between personality traits and the risk of being bitten, researchers said.

Source: Indian Express February 05, 2018 17:15 UTC