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Another Mpox Case Reported In Kerala, Isolation Facilities Arranged
The Kerala health department on Friday said another Mpox case was reported in the state and urged those who have symptoms to seek treatment.
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Here's All You Need To Know About Clade 1 Variant Of Mpox
This article provides an in-depth look at the Clade 1 variant of Mpox, including how it differs from other variants, its symptoms, transmission methods, and the preventive measures you can take.
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India Reports First Case of Highly-Transmissible Mpox Clade 1b Variant in Kerala
India has reported its first mpox case with the highly transmissible clade 1b strain. A 38-year-old man from Kerala, recently returned from Dubai, has been infected with the new variant. Health authorities are tracing and monitoring 66 contacts, including 29 family members and 37 flight passengers, but no symptoms have been detected so far. The Ind...
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Centre Issues Directive Over Mpox Outbreak: What Are The Symptoms
The government has issued a directive over the Mpox outbreak and suggested screening, testing, and contact tracing of all suspected patients.
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"Prevent Undue Panic": Centre's Advisory To States On Mpox
Mpox Cases in India:The government has recommended screening and testing of all suspected monkeypox patients, and isolation of confirmed cases, as well as contact tracing to "prevent and/or minimise risk of any case or death due to Mpox".
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"So Painful I Couldn't Sleep": African Man Shares Horrifying Symptoms Of Mpox
"I had a friend who had blisters. I think I got it from him. I did not know it was Mpox," the man said.
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Indian Airports, Borders On Alert As Global Mpox Cases Rise: 10 Points
The Centre has informed the authorities in airports, ports and borders with Bangladesh and Pakistan to remain alert about incoming international passengers who show monkeypox (mpox) symptoms, sources said. Mpox has been spreading around the world.
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Opinion | Is India Really At Risk Of A Monkeypox Outbreak?
The WHO, on August 14, declared the current upsurge of Mpox or Monkeypox in Central Africa as a global emergency requiring urgent action. Though India has not reported any cases yet, the Central government is keeping a close eye on the situation.
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Monkeypox Cases Rising: How Worried Should You Be - 10 Points
The World Health Organization has declared that an outbreak of mpox, a viral infection that spreads through close contact, represents a global health emergency for the second time in two years. Mpox causes flu-like symptoms and pus-filled lesions.
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Deadly Mpox Variant On The Rise; Sweden, Pakistan Confirm 1st Cases
Mpox Case Updates: After the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared Mpox an international "public health emergency", Pakistan and Sweden have reported early cases of MPOX's new deadly variant.
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Mpox Case: Understanding Monkeypox And Prevention Tips
Monkey Pox Disease: This article will provide an overview of mpox, its symptoms, transmission methods, and essential prevention tips to stay safe.
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More Mpox Cases Likely To Hit Europe Soon, Says WHO
The World Health Organization said more imported Clade 1 mpox cases were likely to be confirmed in Europe soon, after Sweden on Thursday announced the first such case outside Africa.
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Mpox Virus Killed 548 People In This Nation Since Start Of 2024
An mpox outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed 548 people since the start of the year, with all provinces affected by the virus, the health minister said on Thursday in a statement.
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Explained In 5 Points: Mpox Virus Infection, Symptoms And Prevention
Mpox (monkeypox) is a viral illness caused by the monkeypox virus, a species of the genus Orthopoxvirus. Common symptoms of mpox are a skin rash or mucosal lesions which can last 2-4 weeks accompanied by fever, headache, muscle aches, and low energy.
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Global Mpox Outbreak Risk Escalates As Potent Strain Spreads In Congo
The pathogen typically causes flu-like symptoms, followed by a rash that often starts on the face and spreads down the belly. The illness often lasts for two weeks to a month, and can be deadly.
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Another Mpox Case Reported In Kerala, Isolation Facilities Arranged
The Kerala health department on Friday said another Mpox case was reported in the state and urged those who have symptoms to seek treatment.
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Here's All You Need To Know About Clade 1 Variant Of Mpox
This article provides an in-depth look at the Clade 1 variant of Mpox, including how it differs from other variants, its symptoms, transmission methods, and the preventive measures you can take.
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India Reports First Case of Highly-Transmissible Mpox Clade 1b Variant in Kerala
India has reported its first mpox case with the highly transmissible clade 1b strain. A 38-year-old man from Kerala, recently returned from Dubai, has been infected with the new variant. Health authorities are tracing and monitoring 66 contacts, including 29 family members and 37 flight passengers, but no symptoms have been detected so far. The Ind...
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Centre Issues Directive Over Mpox Outbreak: What Are The Symptoms
The government has issued a directive over the Mpox outbreak and suggested screening, testing, and contact tracing of all suspected patients.
-
"Prevent Undue Panic": Centre's Advisory To States On Mpox
Mpox Cases in India:The government has recommended screening and testing of all suspected monkeypox patients, and isolation of confirmed cases, as well as contact tracing to "prevent and/or minimise risk of any case or death due to Mpox".
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"So Painful I Couldn't Sleep": African Man Shares Horrifying Symptoms Of Mpox
"I had a friend who had blisters. I think I got it from him. I did not know it was Mpox," the man said.
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Indian Airports, Borders On Alert As Global Mpox Cases Rise: 10 Points
The Centre has informed the authorities in airports, ports and borders with Bangladesh and Pakistan to remain alert about incoming international passengers who show monkeypox (mpox) symptoms, sources said. Mpox has been spreading around the world.
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Opinion | Is India Really At Risk Of A Monkeypox Outbreak?
The WHO, on August 14, declared the current upsurge of Mpox or Monkeypox in Central Africa as a global emergency requiring urgent action. Though India has not reported any cases yet, the Central government is keeping a close eye on the situation.
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Monkeypox Cases Rising: How Worried Should You Be - 10 Points
The World Health Organization has declared that an outbreak of mpox, a viral infection that spreads through close contact, represents a global health emergency for the second time in two years. Mpox causes flu-like symptoms and pus-filled lesions.
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Deadly Mpox Variant On The Rise; Sweden, Pakistan Confirm 1st Cases
Mpox Case Updates: After the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared Mpox an international "public health emergency", Pakistan and Sweden have reported early cases of MPOX's new deadly variant.
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Mpox Case: Understanding Monkeypox And Prevention Tips
Monkey Pox Disease: This article will provide an overview of mpox, its symptoms, transmission methods, and essential prevention tips to stay safe.
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More Mpox Cases Likely To Hit Europe Soon, Says WHO
The World Health Organization said more imported Clade 1 mpox cases were likely to be confirmed in Europe soon, after Sweden on Thursday announced the first such case outside Africa.
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Mpox Virus Killed 548 People In This Nation Since Start Of 2024
An mpox outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed 548 people since the start of the year, with all provinces affected by the virus, the health minister said on Thursday in a statement.
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Explained In 5 Points: Mpox Virus Infection, Symptoms And Prevention
Mpox (monkeypox) is a viral illness caused by the monkeypox virus, a species of the genus Orthopoxvirus. Common symptoms of mpox are a skin rash or mucosal lesions which can last 2-4 weeks accompanied by fever, headache, muscle aches, and low energy.
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Global Mpox Outbreak Risk Escalates As Potent Strain Spreads In Congo
The pathogen typically causes flu-like symptoms, followed by a rash that often starts on the face and spreads down the belly. The illness often lasts for two weeks to a month, and can be deadly.
