Published 1 year ago

Monkeypox transmission occurs up to four days before symptoms appear, scientists find

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A study from Britain's Health Security Agency published Wednesday in The BMJ suggests that pre-symptomatic transmission is possible, and may even be relatively common — a finding that could make it difficult to eliminate new cases entirely or prevent future outbreaks.

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CNN

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