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Clade I Mpox Case Diagnosed in San Diego County After Travel Abroad
Health officials are monitoring contacts and urging vaccination as the two-dose JYNNEOS vaccine offers the strongest protection, county officials said.
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Clade I Mpox case diagnosed in San Diego County after travel abroad
While risk to the general public remains very low, county officials said anyone who develops mpox-like symptoms — such as rash, fever, swollen lymph nodes — especially after travel or potential exposure should contact their healthcare provider.
·San Diego, United States
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SAN DIEGO — A resident of San Diego County, diagnosed with type I mpox by the California Department of Public Health, probably contracted the virus during an international trip to an area where it is circulating, county health officials reported on Monday. County health officials are monitoring people who are known to have had contact with the affected person, and none have reported symptoms.
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