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Monkeypox: Delhi to send passengers with symptoms to LNJP, Centre directs detailed epidemiological probe - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox: Delhi to send passengers with symptoms to LNJP, Centre directs detailed epidemiological probe

A 34-year-old man from Delhi with no history of foreign travel tested positive for monkeypox, taking India's tally of cases to four and prompting the Centre to hold a high-level review meeting, the government said on Sunday.

Monkeypox cases rise to 470 in United Kingdom, mostly homosexuals infected - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox cases rise to 470 in United Kingdom, mostly homosexuals infected

So far 99% of infections in UK are in men and most cases are reported in London. Scientists warn that any person can become vulnerable to the disease.

Monkeypox outbreak: 104 new cases detected in UK, total estimated to be over 400 | World News - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox outbreak: 104 new cases detected in UK, total estimated to be over 400 | World News

Monkeypox outbreak in UK: The Health Security Agency said that there were a total of 470 cases of monkeypox as of Monday (June 13).

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Monkeypox Variant: Delving Deeper Into the Disease - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox Variant: Delving Deeper Into the Disease

Monkeypox Variant: With new cases of Monkeypox popping up everywhere, we decided to go deeper and here is what we found.

780 cases of monkeypox reported from 27 countries as of June 2, says WHO - Vimarsana News

780 cases of monkeypox reported from 27 countries as of June 2, says WHO

The monkeypox infection has now reached 27 non-endemic countries and at least 780 cases have been confirmed across the globe. The new spike represents an increase of 523 laboratory-confirmed cases since May 29, the WHO said.