WHO warns mpox could spread around the world again
Seven months after sexually transmitted mpox was downgraded from a global threat, a new outbreak could spread. | Health
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Seven months after sexually transmitted mpox was downgraded from a global threat, a new outbreak could spread. | Health
The Democratic Republic of Congo has never had this many Mpox cases. There was also the first documented case in the world of Clade I MXPV transmission via sexual contact
New evidence suggests the virus was evolving and spreading in people long before it became a global epidemic in 2022.
North Carolina health officials encourage at-risk residents to receive a mpox vaccine after two new cases were confirmed in the past six weeks.
Symptoms of Mpox include fever, chills, swollen lymph nodes, headache and fatigue. Often times, it's followed by a characteristic rash that can appear anywhere on the body.