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Monkeypox scare: Is Mumbai worried? BMC sets up special ward for suspected cases - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox scare: Is Mumbai worried? BMC sets up special ward for suspected cases

Monkeypox cases: Mumbai civic body has reserved a 28-bed ward for suspected patients at the Kasturba Hospital in the city.

Source: india.com
Monkeypox outbreak: UN calls media coverage of virus 'racist, homophobic' - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox outbreak: UN calls media coverage of virus 'racist, homophobic'

Monkeypox outbreak: UN calls media coverage of virus ‘racist, homophobic’ - The UNAIDS has called the reporting on the monkeypox virus ‘racist and homophobic’, saying that the response is being undermined.

Interview: 'The World Should Have Acted During Past Monkeypox Outbreaks in Africa' - Vimarsana News

Interview: 'The World Should Have Acted During Past Monkeypox Outbreaks in Africa'

Virologist Boghuma Kabisen Titanji suggests that countries like India, which haven't detected cases yet, should maintain a 'high index of suspicion'.

Source: thewire.in
Monkeypox scare in India: BMC's guidelines for isolation, management of suspected cases post global outbreak - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox scare in India: BMC's guidelines for isolation, management of suspected cases post global outbreak

Monkeypox scare in India is climbing as the rare viral infection is being reported in a number of countries. While no confirmed cases have been found in India, BMC has issued guidelines for isolation and management of the suspected cases.

Monkeypox: How dangerous is it, how concerned should one be? - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox: How dangerous is it, how concerned should one be?

The UN agency said it expects to identify more cases of monkeypox as it expands surveillance in countries where the disease is not typically found.