US EditionWho Records More than 34,000 Cases and 138 Deaths per Mpox in the World as of 2025
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Photo: © WHO/Katson Maliro Madrid, Spain.-The World Health Organization (WHO) has recorded 34,386 cases of pmox, during which time it has also reported the death of 138 people related to the disease, after which it has warned that the virus continues to circulate in 84 countries and that, if it does not contain its circulation, it will continue to represent a risk of sustained community transmission.
The World Health Organization (WHO) indicated that the monkey smallpox virus (mpox) continues to circulate in 84 countries The post WHO records more than 34,000 cases and 138 deaths per monkey smallpox in 2025 appeared first on El Diario.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has recorded 34,386 cases of mpox, a period in which it has also reported the death of 138 people related to the disease, after which it has warned that the virus continues to circulate in 84 countries and that, if it does not contain its circulation, it will continue to represent a risk of sustained community transmission.
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