The first case of a new infectious strain of mpox has been detected in Europe after the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared outbreaks in Africa a global emergency. Experts said the new strain ...

The weak mpox response on the ground shows that governments and their international collaborations are impotent in the face ...

Clade 2 was the strain that caused the 2022 global ... sciences company focused on saving lives from infectious diseases, reiterated that mpox is "considerably less infectious" for person-to ...

That strain of mpox was rarely deadly ... The 2022 outbreak “should have driven the point home that infectious diseases do not respect borders and what happens in one part of the world can ...

Alberta infectious disease experts say vigilance ... The upswing was sparked by a new strain of mpox, known as clade Ib. No cases of the latest strain have been identified in Alberta, or across ...

This outbreak involves a subtype called clade Ib, a relatively new strain that causes ... respond to another mpox outbreak because of a shortage of disease intervention specialists, the public health ...

Sweden reported its first case of the highly infectious mpox strain from eastern Congo. The patient, who sought care in Stockholm after returning from Africa, has been treated. Officials assured ...

Thailand has confirmed an mpox case reported this week is the clade 1b strain of the virus, the second confirmed case of the variant outside of Africa. Thailand's Department of Disease Control has ...

A health worker attends to Lucie Habimana, 13, a mpox patient, at a treatment centre in Munigi, eastern Congo (Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All rights ...

Investigational mpox mRNA vaccine, developed by Moderna, reduces disease severity in primates compared to available vaccines.

Amid mounting concerns about the spread of mpox, an experimental vaccine from Moderna may be poised to offer additional ...

Mpox Clade I, a severe strain of the virus, is rapidly spreading in Africa with over 18,000 cases and 600 deaths reported ...