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Fun. >> nursing homes are going to b weird in the not so distant future. >> instead of in pox its going to be. to get at that when you were talking about spewing out maladies, it would be like i ca see your neck from here, you might want. >> your thyroid checked. not giving a dm is awesome. i came to work this morning i had some food on my t-shirt. it was like parts of my breakfast from sunday. it was like a little bit of egg yolk.

Some officials also see this move as a test run for the ending of the Covid-19 emergency, which they expect could happen next year

The world health organization has announced that it would start calling monkeypox m-pocks after hearing complaints that monkeypox was racist and stigma tieing. its not clear how many of those complaints were serious or if they were made by anyone hurling feces. who has a mandate to rename existing diseases avoiding any association with a country, region, animal or ethnic group. so i guess my idea that san francisco smash rash is out. [laughter] >> greg: its also not clear how you might accuse an...

Transmitted if a monkey bites you during sex? >> greg: kat science isnt about feelings. with the phrase monkeypox, the bad part of the phrase is pox, not monkey. any kind of pox is going to be bad. its monkeypox or mpox or corn pox >> kat: yeah. this is obviously useless and makes no difference but who doing things that make no difference is actually a step up from what they were doing for several years which is making a big difference in a very bad way. >> greg: yeah. and you know what kills me...

Following series of consultations with global experts, World Health Organisation (WHO), yesterday, said it would begin using a new preferred term ‘mpox’ as synonym for monkeypox. Both names will be used simultaneously for one year, while ‘monkeypox

The World Health Organization on Nov. 28 renamed the viral disease monkeypox as "mpox" due to concerns about racism and stigmatization.

WHO said it was concerned by the "racist and stigmatizing language" that arose after monkeypox spread to more than 100 countries

To avoid racist stereotypes and stigmatization, the World Health Organization (WHO) recommended on Monday that the monkeypox virus be renamed "mpox," according to Xinhua. Both names -- mpox and monkeypox -- will be used simultaneously

Monkeypox is now called Mpox, according to health experts. Here are things you should know about the disease.

The World Health Organization announced the change yesterday. Monkeypox will be phased out over the next year and replaced with a new name for the virus.