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Strategies for talking with patients about vaccinations for mpox [PDF]
Updated January 13, 2023PrintEvaluating Patients with Suspected Mpox -- Managing Patients with Mpox -- Preventing Mpox with Vaccine and Other ...
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Mpox cases by age and gender, race/ethnicity, and symptoms [PDF]
Data as Reported to CDC as of 25 Jan 2023 2:00 PM EDTMpox cases reported to CDC: Age and Gender -- Mpox cases reported to CDC: Race/Ethnicity by Week -- Mpox cases reported to CDC: Signs and ...
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Mpox frequently asked questions [Spanish]
Mpox frequently asked questions [Spanish]Actualizada 2 de febrero del 2023Informaci\uf3n b\ue1sica -- S\uedntomas -- Propagaci\uf3n -- Prevenci\uf3n -- Tratamiento -- Vacunaci\uf3n -- Mascotas y ...
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The Mpox vaccine (JYNNEOS vaccine) [Spanish]
The Mpox vaccine (JYNNEOS vaccine) [Spanish]La viruela s\uedmica o mpox en ingl\ue9s (previamente conocida como viruela del mono) es causada por un virus relacionado con el virus que causa la viruela.
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Mpox : intervention services for people with or exposed to mpox
Updated February 2, 2023Much of the scientific understanding of mpox transmission in the US is in progress or development. In the current mpox outbreak, the virus is spreading primarily through close personal contact, in particular skin-to-skin contact ...
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Case Definitions for Use in the 2022 Mpox Response [PDF]
Updated November 9, 2023Suspect Case -- Probable Case -- Confirmed Case -- Epidemiologic Criteria -- Exclusion Criteria -- Case Definition of Mpox Reinfection -- Considerations for Mpox ...
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Mpox-associated myopericarditis
Jaffar A. Al-Tawfiq +3 more
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Mpox vaccination basics for healthcare professionals [PDF]
Updated May 5, 2023Eligibility criteria -- Evaluating and Counseling patients -- Vaccine Administration -- Mpox Vaccine Strategies -- Vaccine Access Considerations -- Vaccine Handling and Management -- Health Equity Considerations -- Vaccine ...
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Mpox is caused by the Monkeypox virus, which belongs to the Orthopoxvirus genus and Poxviridae family. The Monkeypox virus was first identified as a cause of disease in humans in the 1970s in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Mpox was considered endemic in several African countries.
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