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Monkeypox virus case Karnataka Bengaluru health department Ethiopian citizen latest updates - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox virus case Karnataka Bengaluru health department Ethiopian citizen latest updates

Monkeypox virus: Health Minister K Sudhakar told reporters that there was no need for people to panic as it is not a deadly disease.

Man With Monkeypox-Like Symptom Dies, Kerala Orders "High-Level Inquiry" - Vimarsana News

Man With Monkeypox-Like Symptom Dies, Kerala Orders "High-Level Inquiry"

State Health Minister Veena George initiated a high-level inquiry into the death of a youth, presenting with monkeypox-like symptoms. The youth hailed from Chavakkad Kuranjiyur in Thrissur district andtested positive in a foreign country.

Source: ndtv.com
Monkeypox: Two minor siblings in Haryana who were being treated as suspected cases test negative for virus - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox: Two minor siblings in Haryana who were being treated as suspected cases test negative for virus

The children, whose parents are labourers, had been ill for the past 12 days and were receiving treatment privately initially.

Monkeypox horror! THIS country reports 2 deaths in 2 days from virus - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox horror! THIS country reports 2 deaths in 2 days from virus

Monkeypox outbreak: On Friday, Spain's health ministry reported that 4,298 people were infected with the virus, making it the leading European country for monkeypox cases. 

Source: india.com
Study finds current monkeypox symptoms different from those in earlier outbreaks - Vimarsana News

Study finds current monkeypox symptoms different from those in earlier outbreaks

According to a study published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ), rectal pain and penile swelling (edema) are commonly seen in the current outbreak as compared to the previous outbreaks.