In Ukraine, the monkeypox virus is included in the List of biological pathogenic agents subject to epidemiological surveillance.
There are no recorded cases of monkeypox in Ukraine. This was announced by the Ministry of Health on Sunday, May 22.
“In Ukraine, the monkeypox virus is included in the List of biological pathogenic agents subject to epidemiological surveillance,” the message said.
Today the epidemiologists of Ukraine are assessing the risk of a possible outbreak of this disease in Ukraine.
The Ministry of Health has published an infographic that collects all the information known to date – answers to the most common questions about this disease: how the disease is transmitted, what are its signs and symptoms, as well as how to prevent and diagnose monkeypox.
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It was previously reported that according to the latest WHO data, 92 confirmed cases of monkeypox and 28 suspected in 12 non -endemic countries have been identified in the world.
The first possible case of monkeypox has now been reported in Greece.
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Source: korrespondent
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