California confirms first case of even more deadly mpox strain
The World Health Organization issued a global health emergency over the spread of the new, more lethal clade I mpox strain.
November 18, 2024
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The World Health Organization issued a global health emergency over the spread of the new, more lethal clade I mpox strain.
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So far, the federal government says that no cases of the newly-concerning strain have been reported in the United States.
Bisexual and transgender adults also reported having the highest rates of stress, frequent mental distress, and histories of depression.
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