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Home » What's new » Health and Development » The rapid spread of Mpox

The rapid spread of Mpox

The recent spread of a new strain of the mpox (formerly monkey pox) virus across Africa has prompted the World Health Organization (WHO) to declare it a “public health emergency of international concern” (PHEIC) for the second time. The Democratic Republic of Congo is currently the hardest-hit nation. As we face yet another crisis, a question arises: what have we learned from past lessons?

The rapid spread of Mpox
Super Admin2025-01-02T19:56:34+01:002 January 2025|

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