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WHO reports mpox decline in most regions, but more deaths

Mary Wilson

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Today at 2:31 p.m.
Lisa Schnirring

In an update covering the past 2 weeks, the World Health Organization (WHO) said today that it has received reports of 323 new mpox cases and 11 more deaths.

Cases are slowly declining in most regions but with no clear downward trend in Africa, where the virus spreads with a mixed pattern of both human-to-human and zoonotic spillovers. Outside of Africa, countries continue to report sporadic cases and small clusters.

The Americas region reported the vast majority of the new cases over the past 3 weeks—408 of 442—with the Western Pacific reporting a rise over the same period with the addition of more cases from Japan and Taiwan. ...

https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/mpox/who-reports-mpox-decline-most-regions-more-deaths
 
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