The world could stop central Africa’s deadly mpox outbreak if it wanted to
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The world could stop central Africa’s deadly mpox outbreak if it wanted to
MIA Studio/ShutterstockThe global outbreak of mpox in 2022-23 affected more than 100 countries and grabbed the attention of the scientific community. Research on mpox has intensified since. The virus behind the outbreak, technically mpox clade IIb, is spread through close physical contact. During the 2022 outbreak it was found in both sperm and vaginal fluid for the first time. This suggests it is sexually transmissible. Overall, deaths in the 2…
Clinical presentation and epidemiological assessment of confirmed human mpox cases in DR Congo: a surveillance-based observational study
Authors: Malembi E, Escrig-Sarreta R, Ntumba J, Beiras CG, Shongo R, Bengehya J, Nselaka C, Pukuta E, Mukadi-Bamuleka D, Mulopo-Mukanya N, Leng X, Pérez-Mañá C, Galván-Casas C, Muñoz S, Bilembo-Kitwanda S, Kitha P, Maketa V, Mitashi P, Abedi A, Nsio J, Ahuka-Mundeke S, Mbala-Kingebeni P, Muyembe JJ, Marks M, Muhindo-Mavoko H, Mitjà O; MOTION-DRC Working Group. Published in: The Lancet The post Clinical presentation and epidemiological assessment…
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