Child in intensive care with monkeypox as health officials warn of rise in cases

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The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has confirmed that 16 more cases of the monkeypox virus have been detected in England.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has detected another 14 cases of the monkeypox virus in England.

monkeypox outbreak in the UK, which is currently confirmed to have infected at least 56 people so far, is thought to have started at two sex parties in mainland Europe.World Health Organisation expert Dr David Heymann says that it’s likely that the DNA virus that causes the disease was brought to the UK by people who had engaged in intimate encounters at recent sex parties in Belgium and Spain.“We know monkeypox can spread when there is close contact with the lesions of someone who is infected,” he said.

With monkeypox spreading across Europe, some are beginning to worry about rules, symptoms, and risks.

The total number of monkeypox cases in England has now reached 56, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has confirmed. Case numbers have more than doubled, increasing by 36 from the previous number of 20 cases recorded on Sunday.

Monkeypox infections are increasing in the UK, with health experts warning new cases are being identified daily. The virus, which is from the same family as the smallpox, is rare and usually causes mild symptoms.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued new advice on the Monkeypox outbreak as it prepares to announce more cases of the virus on Monday (May 23).

intensive care after being struck down with monkeypox.The youngster was yesterday getting specialist treatment in a London hospital as cases rose to 20 in the UK.Prof Jonathan Ball, from Nottingham University, said: “The fact that we’ve got more than a handful of cases is very unusual. I’m surprised at the scale of human-to-human transmission.”The infection causes a fever, headaches and a rash that creates large bulges of pus.The current strain has a death rate of about 1%.The other main strain, which has not been found outside Africa, is more serious with a fatality rate of 10%.Dr Susan Hopkins, a chief medical adviser of the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), said more monkeypox cases are being detected on a daily basis.She warned the illness is “relatively mild” in adults with young children more at risk.Dr Hopkins said: “We know there’s been a period of restrictions across Europe and we don’t know where this infection has come from and how it’s come into Europe.“There’s no obvious connection in our cases in the UK to a single event.”Sir Peter Horby, of Oxford University’s Pandemic Sci-ences Institute, said: “The important thing is we interrupt transmission and this doesn’t become established in the human population in Europe.” British scientists warned three years ago that monkeypox was a threat, and they held talks over the need to develop “new generation vaccines and treatments”.

Nine cases of Monkeypox have been detected in the UK already this month, according to the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA).

An outbreak of the rare monkeypox infection in United Kingdom and Europe has led to health authorities asking gay and bisexual men to watch out for symptoms, including for tell-tale skin lesions or rashes on any part of their body. The number of cases in the UK rose to nine, while Portugal and Spain reported 20 suspected cases and 23 suspected cases respectively. Many of the recent cases have been reported among gay and bisexual men and men who have sex with men.