But you can theoretically also get vaccinated if you've had sex with multiple people in the past two weeks in an area where monkeypox is known to be spreading, the CDC says. I say "theoretically" because this doesn't necessarily mean you can just go to your primary care physician, tell...
Some state and local governments are also making vaccines available to people in communities at higher risk for monkeypox. For example, New York City is allowing men who have sex with men and who have had multiple sexual partners in the past 14 daysto get vaccinat...
and participated in risky behavior that led me to contracting monkeypox." Gettinger said he did get vaccinated just days before his monkeypox symptoms started - so the vaccine hadn't taken full effect yet. He is also a reporter whose been writing about monkeypoxfor the Hyde Park...
As the world finally emerges from the grip of COVID-19, a new threat looms: Mpox (formerly known as Monkeypox). In August 2024, the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared Mpox a global health emergency due to the rising cases of the new strain, clade I Mpox in Africa and Sweden,...
getting monkeypox. Studies done in the Democratic Republic of the Congo found none of the 1,600 health care workers vaccinated developed monkeypox over two years, the journalSciencereported. However, the research did not include a control group and one person did get monkeypox after the study ...
from anew virusspreading rapidly over the summer was a priority for Taylor, who hosts events under the name JayLaTay. His dances draw many people who identify as Black and LGBTQ—a population in Philadelphia that's more likely to contractmonkeypox, and less likely to be vaccinated against it...
from anew virusspreading rapidly over the summer was a priority for Taylor, who hosts events under the name JayLaTay. His dances draw many people who identify as Black and LGBTQ—a population in Philadelphia that's more likely to contractmonkeypox, and less likely to be vaccinated against it...
not going to be widely available because there are contraindications for it. And a lot of people—at least a third of the U.S.—either has a contraindication or lives with someone who has a contraindication. So you're not going to see widespread—everybody get vaccinated. There's no ...