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Worldwide Monkeypox Cases Surpass 70,000, WHO Says

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Case numbers in the global monkeypox outbreak have now topped 70,000, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced Wednesday. The WHO said that case numbers last week were on the rise in several countries in the Americas. The 10 countries with the highest total number of cases are: the United States (26,723); Brazil (8,147); Spain (7,209); France (4,043)

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News18 India

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NDTV

Monkeypox Cases Top 70,000 Globally, Says WHO

Case numbers in the global monkeypox outbreak have now topped 70,000, the WHO announced Wednesday as it warned that declining new cases did not mean people should drop their guard.

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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RTÉ

Monkeypox cases top 70,000

Case numbers in the global monkeypox outbreak have now topped 70,000, the World Health Organization has announced, as it warned that declining new cases did not mean people should drop their guard.

2 years ago·Ireland

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Arab News

Monkeypox cases top 70,000: WHO

ID: 1665592792366569600Wed, 2022-10-12 19:48 GENEVA: Case numbers in the global monkeypox outbreak have now topped 70,000, the WHO announced Wednesday as it warned that declining new cases did not mean people should drop their guard. The World Health Organization said that case numbers last week were on the rise in several countries in the Americas as it stressed that a slowdown worldwide in fresh cases could be the “most dangerous” time in th…

2 years ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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VOA News

Worldwide Monkeypox Cases Surpass 70,000, WHO Says

Geneva, Switzerland - Case numbers in the global monkeypox outbreak have now topped 70,000, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced Wednesday as i

2 years ago·United States

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