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Is monkeypox similar to Covid-19? Should you be worried? - Vimarsana News

Is monkeypox similar to Covid-19? Should you be worried?

As WHO declares monkeypox a global emergency, here's how it is different from coronavirus.

Monkeypox cases rise to over 550, infections spreading undetected, claims WHO - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox cases rise to over 550, infections spreading undetected, claims WHO

The Monkeypox virus may have been transmitted for months or years undetected though investigations are ongoing and there are clear no answers yet, said WHO.

India reports 2,710 new COVID cases, 14 fatalities in last 24 hours; active cases rise to 15,814 - Vimarsana News

India reports 2,710 new COVID cases, 14 fatalities in last 24 hours; active cases rise to 15,814

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Monkeypox outbreak not like Covid-19, can be controlled: WHO - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox outbreak not like Covid-19, can be controlled: WHO

The WHO has said that it does not have data on how many smallpox jabs, known to be effective against monkeypox, are available and will seek data from countries.

Is waning smallpox vaccine protection behind Monkeypox outbreak? Here's what scientists speculate - Vimarsana News

Is waning smallpox vaccine protection behind Monkeypox outbreak? Here's what scientists speculate

'Waning of immunity from smallpox vaccination may be contributing to the increasing outbreaks of Monkeypox,' Prof. Raina MacIntyre said.