U.S. to End Monkeypox Emergency Declaration
Federal officials plan to let the monkeypox emergency declaration expire at the end of January.
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Federal officials plan to let the monkeypox emergency declaration expire at the end of January.
Although cases of monkeypox are decreasing, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services extended the official public health emergency on Wednesday, as there's still a strong presence of the virus in the country.
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