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The Rise of Mpox and Its Implications for Global Health

Amidst the evolving landscape of public health challenges, a new recombinant strain of the mpox virus has been detected in the UK and India, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). This development underscores the critical need for continued genomic surveillance as the global public health risk assessment remains unchanged. Understanding Mpox Mpox, historically known […]

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Rising Health Concerns: Mpox, Botox, and Mental Health Diagnostics

Emerging infectious diseases, cosmetic interventions, and mental health diagnostics characterize this week’s public health landscape. New Mpox Strain in England A novel mpox strain has made its presence felt in England. This variant, a mix of two major virus types, was recently identified in an individual who returned from Asia. The emergence of such a […]

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Global

Navigating the Surge of Mpox Cases in Europe

The resurgence of Mpox, commonly known as monkeypox, has prompted significant public health concerns across Europe. While historically restricted to certain regions in Africa, the disease has recently made notable incursions into European territories, alarming health officials and calling for immediate action. Understanding the Rising Mpox Cases Mpox, a viral zoonotic disease, mirrors smallpox in […]

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Research

Promising Treatment for Monkey Pox

Monkey Pox (Mpox) is a disease caused by the mpox virus, a close relative of the smallpox virus. Although less deadly than smallpox, mpox can still cause serious health issues and even death. The virus has been known since the 1970s and has primarily affected Central and West Africa, but outbreaks have occurred globally, including […]

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