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Monkeypox becoming endemic in US, can be worst public health failure, says FDA - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox becoming endemic in US, can be worst public health failure, says FDA

In India, a 22-year-old youth from Kerala died last week reportedly due to monkeypox. According to media reports, he returned to the state on July 21 from the UAE.

Monkeypox: Are there different types of monkeypox? Can pets and animals also get infected? - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox: Are there different types of monkeypox? Can pets and animals also get infected?

Monkeypox: There are two types of monkeypox virus- West African and Congo Basin. It is reported that the infection spreading at this time is from the West African type.

Delhi monkeypox alert! 4th case detected as Nigerian woman tests positive; India's tally now 9 - Vimarsana News

Delhi monkeypox alert! 4th case detected as Nigerian woman tests positive; India's tally now 9

Delhi Monkeypox: She is the first woman in the country to test positive for monkeypox which manifests itself with fever, skin lesions and swollen lymph nodes.

India reports 9th monkeypox case as Nigerian woman tests positive in Delhi - Vimarsana News

India reports 9th monkeypox case as Nigerian woman tests positive in Delhi

A 31-year-old woman has tested positive for monkeypox in Delhi. There is no information about her travel history.

India's first Monkeypox death: Do this to avoid 'silent transmission' - Vimarsana News

India's first Monkeypox death: Do this to avoid 'silent transmission'

Dr. PS Indu, professor and head of the department of community medicine at the Government Medical College in Kollam, discussed in detail what should be done to avoid silent transmission of Monkeypox.