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Six further cases of monkeypox were identified in Wales at the start of last week

This time, the virus with a curve that must be bent is caught not by breathing in shared air, but via skin-to-skin contact. This time, a visible rash and lesions make it easier to identify potential carriers. This time, doctors have decades of experience tending to patients and containing spread…

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At-risk children from six months old to under five years of age will be offered COVID-19 vaccines next month. Here's what parents need to know about bookings and dosages.

Former world number one Djokovic, whose website shows no upcoming events, said last week he was preparing for the U.S. Open

The reporter left the network back in October after they established the COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

WASHINGTON — Public health officials are pressing the Biden administration to declare a public health emergency for monkeypox and say a lack of resources has forced clinics to ration vaccines and treatments, and even motivated some patients to head to Canada for monkeypox vaccines.

They're trying to pressure the federal government into getting organized about vaccines.

Health Minister says disease is not new and there is no need to panic

French health authorities announced Tuesday that 2,171 monkeypox cases have so far been confirmed in France, more than half of them in the Paris region. To combat this rising number, local authorities have opened the capital’s first vaccination centre dedicated entirely to administering the smallpox vaccine – which has been…

The “living with COVID” strategy being pursued by many countries relies heavily on two key pillars. First, that vaccines continue to protect most people from severe disease. And second, that where they don’t, people will receive antiviral treatments. But are the antivirals currently available sufficiently effective, accessible and durable?