WHO says mpox no longer a global public health emergency
The World Health Organization (WHO) has officially announced that MPOX, known as the former Monkepox, is no longer considered a global public health supervision. This decision follows a sharp decline in cases reported worldwide and significant progress. Since July 2022, when the virus was first declared global concern, more than 87,000 cases were confirmed in more than 100 countries. Vaccination stations, public awareness campaigns and strong surveillance systems have been important to reduce infections. Who has warned that MPOX has a health risk in some areas, especially where access to vaccines and health services is limited. Officers encourage countries to maintain preventive strategy, continue monitoring and secure similar access to treatment. The declaration is seen as a positive step, but does not cause decency, as occasional outbreaks can occur even when global vigilance is weakened.
The Key points
- That eliminates the MPOX Global Health Emergency status.
- Emergency was declared in July 2022 under rapid spread.
- Infection was reported in more than 100 countries.
- Credit for vaccination and consciousness campaigns was given.
- Help the virus involved in strong health monitoring.
- That warns the risk in weak areas.
- The limited vaccine access still challenges some countries.
- Continuous monitoring and prevention encouraged all over the world.
- The announcement marks progress, but says for vigilance.
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