WHO to convene emergency meeting on mpox on November 22
The World Health Organization will hold an emergency meeting on November 22 to decide whether mpox continues to be a public health emergency.
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The World Health Organization will hold an emergency meeting on November 22 to decide whether mpox continues to be a public health emergency.
Britain has detected two cases of Clade Ib mpox, a variant, in household contacts of the first case, taking the total to three.
The World Health Organization has for the first time activated its emergency health network in eight countries affected by the mpox outbreak, including.
he Democratic Republic of the Congo has started mpox vaccination aiding efforts to halt the spread of the viral disease, according to the.
The US national public agency has issued a Health Alert Network on the ongoing outbreak of the Clade I monkeypox virus, warning its.
India suspects a young male to be infected with mpox after he travelled to a country currently in the grip of the disease,.
The World Health Organization expects the first delivery of mpox vaccines, made by Bavarian Nordic and donated by the European Union, today in.
Emergent BioSolutions Inc., got the US drug regulator’s approval to expand its smallpox vaccine use to treat mpox, according to a company statement.
United Nations Children’s Fund, the world's largest single vaccine buyer, has issued an emergency tender to buy mpox vaccines to fight the rapid.
The World Health Organization has appealed for $87.4 million over the next six months to stop and contain the current global outbreak of.