just think of the fun to be had in front of the mirror bursting all the puss filled treats

you leave my teenage years out of this :fist:

Does that include the people who first had it? Surely lots of them have recovered by now

Ooooh that's not good :shocked:

if the total times itself by itself every day - in 20 days 111 million people in the UK would be infected

:omgno:

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/9f/8d...40062df5f3.jpg

:joker::joker::joker::joker:

That's not funny.

I thought this monkee pox was a hoax, until I saw your face. Now I'm a believer.

The total number of confirmed cases in the UK
as a whole since 7 May now stands at 179.

https://news.sky.com/story/monkeypox...-says-12624236

UK total now 190

https://news.sky.com/story/monkeypox...o-190-12624837

Live cases or since the start? How many are badly ill? Where are most of the cases? Where did infections happen?

I'm curious too.

[The majority of people in the UK
who are unlucky enough to catch monkeypox
will have a very mild form of the disease and
recover quickly at home.
A small number, though, may need specialist
medical treatment.]


It is a low number
so no numbers online


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-61569397

Monkey pox linked to GAY bars Grindr and saunas
 

So... It's just come to light that the Wuhan institute for Virology ... ( the one probably responsible for the Covid19 virus) has been working on the Monkeypox virus for the last year or so !!!

I'm starting to think bad things about that place ..


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302 Cases in the UK Today


[More cases of the rare monkeypox virus,
normally found in Africa,
have been confirmed in the UK,
bringing the total to 302.
Twenty-six other countries have
also had cases, including many in Europe.
Health officials say anyone can get
monkeypox, particularly if they've
had close contact with someone with symptoms.

They advise contacting NHS 111 or
a sexual health clinic if you have a rash
with blisters on any part of the body.]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-61709659

[Law makes monkeypox a notifiable disease in England
England is making it a legal requirement for
doctors to notify their local council or health
protection team about any suspected
monkeypox cases.
It brings the infection in line with ones such
as measles, scarlet fever and tuberculosis.

The move is intended to help manage
the rare virus, which appears to have been
affecting people in many countries, including
the UK, in recent weeks.

The UK has reported more than 300 confirmed cases.

Another 26 countries have also had cases,
including many in Europe.]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-61723964

305 : Monkeypox in the UK

[The W.H.O. African Region,
of which 59 cases have been confirmed and 72 deaths reported. ]

Yes Africa who did not put the lid on this.

https://cdn.who.int/media/images/def...rsn=bf3c0918_1


https://www.who.int/emergencies/dise...em/2022-DON392

The World Health Organization says it is working with experts to come up with a new name for monkeypox.

It comes after more than 30 scientists wrote last week about the "urgent need for a non-discriminatory and non-stigmatising" name for the virus and the disease it causes.

Continued reference to the virus as African is both inaccurate and discriminatory, they said.

Some 1,600 cases of the disease have been recorded globally in recent weeks.

While 72 deaths have been reported in countries where monkeypox was already endemic, none have been seen in the newly affected 32 countries, such as the UK.

At the latest count, as of 12 June, there were 452 confirmed cases in England, 12 in Scotland, 2 in Northern Ireland and 4 in Wales.

The World Health Organization says it will hold an emergency meeting next week to determine whether to classify the outbreak as a public health emergency of international concern - the highest alarm the UN agency can sound.

The only other diseases this has happened for in the past are Swine flu, polio, Ebola, Zika and Covid.

World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said: "The outbreak of monkeypox is unusual and concerning.

"For that reason I have decided to convene the Emergency Committee under the international health regulations next week, to assess whether this outbreak represents a public health emergency of international concern."

Co-Pox22


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