Following the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic of 2020, another infectious disease known as monkeypox has emerged. However, the monkeypox scare appears to be just another “plandemic” as governments managed to secure vaccines for it in record time.
Doctors in at least eight nations, including the U.S., are now treating patients infected with the disease – which is related to smallpox. The first confirmed case of monkeypox in the U.S. was found in a man from Massachusetts, and doctors in New York also began looking into another possible case there.
Community transmission is likely, doctors say, as some cases involve patients with no travel history to a country where monkeypox is endemic.
“Most sites [of monkeypox] outbreaks have been in Central and West Africa – like Nigeria for example – and sporadic cases in travelers in the U.S.,” Dr. Peter Chin-Hong of the University of California San Francisco said.
Monkeypox cases have also been identified in the United Kingdom, with the U.K. Health Security Agency identifying 11 infected patients. The country’s health authorities urged Britons with “unusual rashes or lesions on any part of their body, especially genitalia” to get in touch with the National Health Service at the soonest.
According to Dr. Michael Head of the University of Southampton, those infected with monkeypox typically have “fever, headache, some nausea and prominent skin wounds – the boils and the scabs that appear.”
Both the U.S. and U.K. announced that they have obtained vaccines to use against monkeypox in the same manner as how they addressed COVID-19....<<<Read More>>>...