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Monkeypox Update: Ulcer at mouth's corner is FIRST sign of virus infection? Read to know - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox Update: Ulcer at mouth's corner is FIRST sign of virus infection? Read to know

The monkeypox outbreak continues to be a global health emergency, which is the highest level of alert as per the World Health Organization (WHO). There have been nearly 80,000 cases so far recorded across 106 countries, with 36 deaths.

Monkeypox cases: Another Nigerian woman tests positive for virus; Delhi's tally now 9, India's 14 - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox cases: Another Nigerian woman tests positive for virus; Delhi's tally now 9, India's 14

Monkeypox cases in India: This is the 9th case in Delhi. India's tally is now 14.

ICMR study: A.2 lineage of Monkeypox mutating, more genomic surveillance needed - Vimarsana News

ICMR study: A.2 lineage of Monkeypox mutating, more genomic surveillance needed

The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) in its recent study said that genome sequences from India covering 90-99 per cent genome were found to be belonging to A.2 Lineage of clade IIb.

Monkeypox case: Nigerian woman in Delhi tests positive; India's tally reaches 13 - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox case: Nigerian woman in Delhi tests positive; India's tally reaches 13

Monkeypox: Another person suspected to be suffering from monkeypox has also been admitted to the Delhi government-run hospital, the sources said.

Monkeypox Scare: US is probing second possible death from the virus - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox Scare: US is probing second possible death from the virus

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), a total of 52,997 people have been infected with the monkeypox virus. Of the cases registered in the last four weeks, 70.7 per cent came from the US and 28.3 per cent from Europe.