Most people who develop monkeypox have only mild illness that goes away within two to four weeks without treatment.
“Residents who have not been contacted by Public Health or our clinic partners will not be able to be vaccinated at this time due to limited supply,'' she said.
According to Kim, there are a"couple of hundred" people at Men's Central Jail who could be eligible for the vaccine based on risk factors. Dr. Rita Singhal, chief medical officer of the Department of Public Health, said there have not been any confirmed cases among jail inmates to date.
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