Chinese companies are already prepared to cash in on monkeypox panic with nucleic acid test kits and vaccines.
that America developed Chinese coronavirus — which originated in China — in a military lab.
The World Health Organization has about 31 million doses of smallpox vaccine in storage, but some of the doses are decades old. “Anyone can develop and spread monkeypox infection, but many of those affected in the current global outbreak identify as gay and bisexual men. We want to help people make the best-informed decisions to protect their health,” said CDC epidemiologist Dr. John Brooks.
German Health Minister Karl Lauterbach, currently attending W.H.O.’s annual World Health Assembly in Geneva,Lauterbach said men who have sex with unknown partners are considered a high-risk group for monkeypox transmission and should take steps to minimize their risk “without any stigmatization.”
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