Mpox is on the rise in L.A. County. Here's how to avoid it
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New cases of mpox in Los Angeles County rose considerably in the last two weeks, prompting a public health advisory on prevention measures and vaccination.
Mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, can spread through various means including close contact with body fluids, sores, shared bedding, or respiratory droplets.
Symptoms of mpox include rashes, sores resembling pimples or blisters, along with fever, chills, headaches, muscle aches, and swollen lymph nodes, similar to COVID-19.
Prevention against mpox includes testing for symptomatic individuals, safe-sex practices, and vaccination with Jynneos, recommended by health officials to prevent the virus.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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