The World Health Organisation held a live Q&A session in which it answered questions about the monkeypox cases spreading in some European countries.
The World Health Organisation has been fielding questions about the monkeypox cases identified in several European countries and in the Americas.
“Current available evidence suggests that those who are most at risk are those who have had close physical contact with someone withDuring Monday’s Q&A, Dr Rosamund Lewis, head of the smallpox secretariat at the WHO, said monkeypox “is not a new disease”.
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