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First mpox case detected in Azerbaijan: report

Mary Wilson

Well-known member
January 18, 2025 4:37AM
Staff Writers Reuters

A case of mpox has been found in Azerbaijan, a news agency reports, adding the patient had been isolated and is receiving treatment in hospital.

Interfax quoted Azerbaijan's Ministry of Health and Management Union of Medical Territorial Units (TABIB) as saying the patient was a 22-year-old citizen of Azerbaijan who had been on a tourist trip abroad from January 2-11.

A few days after his return, he went to a clinic in Azerbaijan's capital Baku complaining of weakness, fever, a skin rash, enlarged lymph nodes and muscle pains, Interfax reported.

The ministry and TABIB did not specify where the patient had been abroad. ...

https://www.perthnow.com.au/news/health/first-mpox-case-detected-in-azerbaijan-report-c-17430704
 
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