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There have not been any deaths, although 10 of the 97 people were hospitalised.

There have not been any deaths, although 10 of the 97 people were hospitalised.

There have not been any deaths, although 10 of the 97 people were hospitalised.

The head of the World Health Organization advises men at risk of monkeypox to consider limiting sexual partners for now.

The WHO recommendation comes in the same week that the organisation declared monkeypox a global health emergency.

As monkeypox cases surge globally, the World Health Organization called on the group currently most affected by the virus — men who have sex with men — to limit their sexual partners.

The WHO also cautioned that while cases have so far been concentrated primarily within gay and bisexual communities, there is little evidence to suggest that the fast-spreading virus will remain confined to those groups.

Over 18,000 cases of the monkeypox virus have been detected across the globe so far, with WHO issuing fresh guidelines to control the outbreak.

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GENEVA (AP) — The head of the World Health Organization on Wednesday advised men at risk of catching monkeypox to consider reducing their sexual partners “for the moment” following the U.N. health agency declaring the escalating outbreaks in multiple countries to be a global emergency .