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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Monday it’s likely the United States will see additional cases of monkeypox in the coming weeks, but officials cautioned that it’s harder to transmit the virus than it is to spread respiratory illnesses like COVID-19.
Lab tests confirmed a case of monkeypox in Massachusetts. The CDC is waiting on lab results to confirm cases in Florida, New York and Utah.
Health officials in the United States say that it's likely that more cases of monkeypox will be reported, although there's no evidence of it mutating and a good supply of antivirals.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said it’s likely the United States will see additional cases of monkeypox in the coming weeks.
He United States will see additional cases of monkeypox, but it’s harder to transmit the virus than respiratory illnesses like COVID-19.