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Anonymous ID: d342ba Dec. 9, 2023, 4:34 a.m. No.20047986 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7994 >>8008

Release The Monkey Pox News Cycle Again

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RELEASE THE MONKEY POX NEWS CYCLE

CDC issues health alert to US doctors over subtype of monkeypox spreading in Congo that kills one in TEN and is more infectious

Alert warned clinicians to test patients traveling from the Congo for the virus
Democratic Republic of Congo is in the grips of its worst ever outbreak

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-12838713/US-CDC-issues-health-alert-subtype-mpox-virus-Congo.html

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https://nypost.com/2023/12/08/lifestyle/deadly-monkeypox-strain-that-kills-1-in-10-raises-cdc-alarm/

Deadly monkeypox strain kills an alarming 1 in 10 people, CDC warns

A deadly, fast-spreading strain of the monkeypox virus has the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on high alert.

The variant of the virus, which causes the severe disease known as mpox, kills up to 10% of the people who are infected, according to the World Health Organization.

“The virus variant is known to be more virulent. If it adapts better to human-to-human transmission, that presents a risk,” Rosamund Lewis of the WHO’s mpox surveillance team told Reuters.

Last year, a less-deadly variant of the monkeypox virus known as Clade II spread worldwide (a clade is a genetic subtype of virus). More than 31,000 Americans were diagnosed with mpox during last year’s outbreak, and 55 died.

But now, the rapid spread of the deadlier Clade I subtype of the virus has been reported by health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where the disease has spread to 22 of the DRC’s 26 provinces.

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San Diego doctor urging patients to use caution as mpox breakthrough cases rise

The illness can cause excruciating pain and leave permanent scaring

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https://www.10news.com/news/local-news/san-diego-news/san-diego-doctor-urging-patients-to-use-caution-as-mpox-breakthrough-cases-rise

SAN DIEGO, Calif. — A San Diego gastroenterologist is sounding the alarm about a recent spike in mpox cases and is urging patients who’ve been vaccinated against the illness to still use caution after seeing breakthrough cases.

“People have completely forgotten about it,” said Dr. Carlton Thomas.

Mpox– formerly known as monkeypox – is an illness that can cause skin rashes and lesions that can last for weeks. It’s spread by close skin-to-skin contact including sex.

“It can be extremely painful depending on where you’re infected,” Thomas said.