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first case of monkeypox found in india know about ts vaccine

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first case of monkeypox found in india know about ts vaccine

Monkeypox Vaccine: After ringing the alarm bells across the world, monkeypox has also knocked in India. Let us tell you that the first suspected case of monkeypox or ampox has been found in the country. It is being said that after symptoms of monkeypox were found in a person who recently returned from abroad, he has been kept in the isolation ward of the hospital. The person’s blood test has been done and the case is being investigated. The Health Ministry has also started contact tracing of this person so…

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How much need to fear monkeypox, can this disease cause death?

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How much need to fear monkeypox, can this disease cause death?

The dangerous monkeypox virus that causes breathing problems in Africa has now reached Pakistan, which has increased India’s concern. Surveillance has been increased on the border. The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared monkeypox a health emergency for the entire world. So far, a total of 20 thousand cases have been found worldwide, out of which 537 people have died. In such a situation, the question arises whether there is a need to fear monkeypox, is there a high risk of death from this disease. Know the answer here… The…

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health tips what is monkeypox virus know how it spreads in human who guidelines

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health tips what is monkeypox virus know how it spreads in human who guidelines

Monkeypox Monkeypox has raised WHO’s concern. The reason is that a new strain of monkeypox has been found in Africa. Which has the potential to spread all over the world. In view of this danger, the World Health Organization has had to call an emergency meeting. The new strain of Mpox is considered to be very dangerous. It was discovered in the Democratic Republic of Congo in April this year. This virus can kill 1 in every 10 infected people. WHO is worried that if a new strain of monkeypox…

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