#global-health-emergency

#global-health-emergency

The mpox outbreak in Africa has escalated dramatically, requiring urgent international aid for testing and vaccination to prevent a wider pandemic.

A deadly outbreak of mpox, different from the previous one, is spreading rapidly in the DRC and neighboring countries, raising global health concerns.

The Democratic Republic of Congo is experiencing a severe outbreak of a deadlier strain of monkeypox, posing a global threat.

The current outbreak is a triple threat due to record numbers of cases, a highly lethal virus strain, and new modes of transmission.

The mpox outbreak in the DRC is alarming due to the Clade I strain, leading to significant mortality and serious international health responses.

Sierra Leone declared a state of emergency due to rising mpox cases, which pose significant health risks and arise from a more infectious strain.

The mpox outbreak in Africa is a declared global health emergency, with urgent action needed to contain it.

Mpox, declared a global health emergency by WHO, poses significant threats as cases surge in Africa and a transmissible variant emerges.

Mpox is declared a global health emergency due to its rapid spread across Africa and potential international implications.

A new variant of the mpox virus is spreading rapidly in Central Africa, raising global health concerns.

Congo lacks mpox vaccines despite manufacturer availability due to WHO regulatory delays.

High-income nations can bypass WHO processes, unlike Congo and similar countries.

The mpox outbreaks in Africa have been declared a global emergency due to rapid spread and high mortality rates, particularly among children.

The WHO has declared a new mpox outbreak a global health emergency, prompting urgent governmental response.

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COVID-19 pandemic declared four years ago by WHO

Long-term impacts and new variants still affecting the world