Monkeypox outbreak

How can monkeypox affect your brain? New study explains

In addition to a blistering rash and flu-like symptoms, the monkeypox virus could wreak havoc on your brain, new research reveals.

Monkeypox: We cannot be complacent on LGBTQ+ health - opinion

The monkeypox outbreak has shown the LGBTQ+ community has specific needs, just like any community, and the next Israeli government must recognize and prioritize the challenges we face.

By NICK HENDERSON-MAYO
03/08/2022

Monkeypox emergency could last months, with window closing to stop spread, experts say

Action stemming from that declaration needs to be urgent, including increased vaccination, testing, isolation for those infected and contact tracing, global health experts said.

By REUTERS
27/07/2022

Monkeypox might be a new kind of STD, Israeli doctors say

After WHO declared a global health emergency, health officials recommend that at-risk populations use condoms during sexual activity.

By MAYA MARGIT/THE MEDIA LINE
25/07/2022

Israel ups monkeypox vaccine shipment to 5K after WHO declaration

The original agreed-upon shipment of 2,000 vaccines was more than doubled on Horowitz's request • 105 Israeli men test positive for monkeypox as of Saturday

Monkeypox: Israel to acquire 2,000 vaccines - Health Ministry

So far, in Israel, there are 90 registered monkeypox cases, none requiring hospitalization.

Monkeypox can contaminate surfaces, unclear if contagious - study

While scientists were able to identify monkeypox viral contamination on surfaces. However, they were unable to determine if one could actually contract the disease from these surfaces.

05/07/2022

CDC Monkeypox guidelines: Have sex with clothes on, masturbate six feet apart

The new CDC guidelines are meant to inform people on how to manage the risk of contracting Monkeypox at social gatherings or during sexual encounters. 

WHO may rename monkeypox - here's why

Its guidelines recommend avoiding animal names or geographic regions. The novel coronavirus and its variants were renamed for this reason.

Monkeypox: Israel detects its second case

The patient was hospitalized at Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer, and is said to be in mild condition.

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