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Monkeypox Tracker with Sources - BMO News

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Mary Wilson

Well-known member
BNO News is tracking monkeypox cases around the world. The first known case in the current outbreak was detected in London on 7 May 2022 in a recent traveller from Nigeria, where monkeypox is endemic. The following days and weeks, cases were reported in a growing number of countries, which is atypical for monkeypox. The outbreak involves the West African clade, which is believed to have a case fatality rate of 1%.

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- Updated throughout the day.

https://bnonews.com/monkeypox/
 
As of today, they've stopped tracking this. The site states that the tracker is no longer being updated, with the last update being on 11 June 2022.
 
It was always an impossible task. Being sexually transmitted and mild means there is no way to know what is going on. We list only lab confirmed or government documented cases of diseases on our case lists as a baseline number. Keeping track of mild suspected cases is not productive. We have already seen suspected monkeypox cases drop off after confirmation of chicken pox. Have the various monkeypox case lists then deleted those cases off their lists? Have no idea.
 
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