Prof Kevin Fenton said people needed to watch out for unusual rashes, blisters, fevers and swollen glands.
There have been more than 1,000 confirmed monkeypox cases in the UK since 6 May, the latest official figures show. BBC News
See also:
- Public health advice for gatherings during the current monkeypox outbreak World Health Organization
- 'I never thought it would be something that I would get' BBC News
- Monkeypox shows that if we can’t talk openly about sex and disease, bigots will The Guardian
- Monkeypox mutating 12 times faster than expected amid warning UK cases could hit ‘60,000 a day’ The Independent
- 'Sustained transmission' of monkeypox risks vulnerable groups such as pregnant women, children and the immunocompromised, warns WHO Sky News
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