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Global monkeypox cases surge to 14,000; five deaths reported in Africa, reveals WHO chief - Vimarsana News

Global monkeypox cases surge to 14,000; five deaths reported in Africa, reveals WHO chief

Monkeypox: Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that the WHO is validating, procuring, and shipping tests to multiple countries and will continue to provide support for expanded access to effective diagnostics.

Kerala Releases SOP For Treating Monkeypox Cases | Monkeypox Cases News - Vimarsana News

Kerala Releases SOP For Treating Monkeypox Cases | Monkeypox Cases News

Kerala Releases SOP For Treating Monkeypox Cases: The Monkeypox turned out to be the new scare for the people of Kerala. There are two cases of monkeypox released but the situation is currently under control.

Monkeypox found in semen and is sexually transmitted - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox found in semen and is sexually transmitted

Monkeypox found in semen and is sexually transmitted: Monkeypox is a rare disease that is shaking the African countries and USA. Monkeypox is found in the seminal fluid and the recent studies confirmed the news.

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.

Monkeypox virus outbreak: Ireland, Argentina latest countries to report cases - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox virus outbreak: Ireland, Argentina latest countries to report cases

Ireland and Argentina have now become the latest countries to confirm cases of monkeypox as part of a global outbreak that has seen the rare virus sprout up in several countries that are not usually known to have outbreaks.   

Source: india.com