There's still time to stop the spread of monkeypox in Canada: chief public health officer
Canada's chief public health officer says that officials need to understand monkeypox betterChief Public Health Officer Theresa Tam makes her way to a news conference in Ottawa. Tam says that while the spread of monkeypox is alarming, the disease can be contained.
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