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Old 22-05-2022, 18:52   #11
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Re: MonkeyPox

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Originally Posted by Hom3r View Post
I'm just waiting for the covid deniers to come out of their hole, and say this is something minor
ATM, it *is* minor, nor is it in any way comparable with covid, its a lot (lot) harder to spread.
The largest previous outbreaks have been < 200 cases (its been around since the early 1970's).

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Experts say we are not on the brink of a national outbreak and, according to the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), the risk is low.
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Prof Jonathan Ball, professor of molecular virology, University of Nottingham, said: "The fact that only one of the 50 contacts of the initial monkeypox-infected patient has been infected shows how poorly infectious the virus is.
Technically it can be fatal, but then so can measles, but its very rare.
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