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U.S. service member in Germany is military's first known case of monkeypox

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Source: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...ilitarys-first-known-case-monkeypox-rcna32961

U.S. service member in Germany is military's first known case of monkeypox
“We can confirm that a duty service member from the Stuttgart military community recently tested positive for monkeypox,” the U.S. European Command said.
10, 2022, 11:09 AM EDT
By Courtney Kube and Corky Siemaszko

The U.S. military on Friday reported its first known case of monkeypox — an active-duty service member based in Germany.

"We can confirm that a duty service member from the Stuttgart military community recently tested positive for monkeypox," Navy Capt. William Speaks, who is a spokesperson for the U.S. European Command, said in a statement. "The individual was seen and treated at the Stuttgart Army Health clinic and is currently in isolation recovering in their quarters on-base."

He did not identify the stricken service member but said German authorities are aware and "the U.S. military is complying with all applicable host nation laws and regulations."...
 
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