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She said World Health OrganizationOn Tuesday, the number of confirmed monkeypox cases reached 131, along with another 106 suspected cases, since the first case of the disease was reported.
The first was reported infection With the disease on the seventh of this May, outside the scope of the countries in which the virus usually spreads.
The company did not provide "Moderna" After more details and information regarding the possible vaccine.
Earlier, a senior WHO official said that the organization does not believe that the outbreak of monkeypox outside Africa warrants the launch of mass vaccination campaigns.
He added that taking other measures such as good personal hygiene and safe sexual behavior will contribute to controlling the spread of the disease.
Richard Peabody, who leads the High Threat Pathogens Team at the World Health Organization in Europe, explained in an interview with "Archyde.com" Immediate supplies of vaccines and antivirals are relatively limited.
Peabody’s comments came while the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that it is in the process of releasing doses of the (Genius) vaccine for use with cases of monkeypox.
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She said World Health OrganizationOn Tuesday, the number of confirmed monkeypox cases reached 131, along with another 106 suspected cases, since the first case of the disease was reported.
The first was reported infection With the disease on the seventh of this May, outside the scope of the countries in which the virus usually spreads.
The company did not provideModernaAfter more details and information regarding the possible vaccine.
Earlier, a senior WHO official said that the organization does not believe that the outbreak of monkeypox outside Africa warrants the launch of mass vaccination campaigns.
He added that taking other measures such as good personal hygiene and safe sexual behavior will contribute to controlling the spread of the disease.
Richard Peabody, who leads the High-Threat Pathogens Team at the World Health Organization in Europe, said in an interview with “Archyde.com” that the immediate supply of vaccines and antivirals is relatively limited.
Peabody’s comments came while the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that it is in the process of releasing doses of the (Genius) vaccine for use with cases of monkeypox.
