Mpox Pandemic
WHO says Mpox outbreaks can be stopped
The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared an international health emergency due to a surge in mpox cases, particularly in Central Africa. The agency believes that outbreaks can be stopped, but requires a comprehensive and coordinated plan of action, which may necessitate $135 million in funding from September to February next year. To combat the spread of the disease, the WHO is scaling up staff in affected countries and Germany has pledged to donate 100,000 doses of mpox vaccine to affected countries.
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past month
- Mpox cases rise in Africa with reports of severe symptoms and increasing global spread
- Africa faces mpox vaccine challenge
- Argentina quarantines cargo ship over suspected mpox case
- Pakistan detects first mpox case of 2024
- Sweden confirms first case of mpox outside of Africa
- WHO declares Mpox a global public health emergency
- Africa CDC declares Mpox a public health emergency
- WHO considers declaring international emergency over Mpox outbreak
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