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Monkeypox treatment: Antiviral tecovirimat found safe and effective, says study | World News - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox treatment: Antiviral tecovirimat found safe and effective, says study | World News

The recent global outbreak of monkeypox has led to more than 45,500 cases as of August 22, 2022. While symptoms usually resolve on their own in 2-4 weeks, a recent study showed that 13 per cent of patients needed hospitalisation. 

Source: india.com
'No link between monkeypox outbreak and HIV spread': Top ICMR scientist issues clarification - Vimarsana News

'No link between monkeypox outbreak and HIV spread': Top ICMR scientist issues clarification

A top scientist from ICMR has said that the spread of monkeypox in India will not lead to an increase in the number of HIV cases in the country.

Monkeypox Outbreak: Asymptomatic infection can be a cause of concern, reveals study - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox Outbreak: Asymptomatic infection can be a cause of concern, reveals study

Monkeypox Outbreak: The report suggests that vaccination limited to those with known exposure to the monkeypox virus may not be an effective strategy for preventing infection.

Delhi reports its 5th case of monkeypox as African woman with recent travel history tests positive latest updates - Vimarsana News

Delhi reports its 5th case of monkeypox as African woman with recent travel history tests positive latest updates

Delhi monkeypox: She was admitted to LNJP Hospital two days ago and her reports came out on Friday night, confirming that she was positive.

WHO names Monkeypox as clades I, IIa and IIb to avoid causing any offence - Vimarsana News

WHO names Monkeypox as clades I, IIa and IIb to avoid causing any offence

The new names for the clades will go into effect immediately while work continues on the disease and virus names.