The White House declared monkeypox a public health emergency on Thursday. There have been over 6,600 reported cases of the disease in the United States.
a public health emergency on Thursday. There have been over 6,600 reported cases of the disease in the United States, up from less than 5,000 cases reported last week.
The Jynneos vaccine is being distributed to protect against monkeypox and can prevent severe symptoms. It’s mostly going to those with the greatest risk of catching the virus. An additional 150,000 doses will be added to the national stockpile in September, with more doses to come later this year, O’Connell says.
“We are prepared to take our response to the next level, and we urge every American to take this seriously and to take responsibility to help us tackle this virus,” Becerra told reporters.
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