CDC’s response to the 2022 monkeypox outbreak
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September 21, 2022
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Description:Updated September 21, 2022
CDC has experience responding to monkeypox. We have the tools to effectively respond to this outbreak and are working in several areas to help stop the spread of the virus and end the outbreak.
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Content Notes:Case identification and contact tracing -- Testing and case confirmation --Investigating to better understand the outbreak and inform response efforts -- Global coordination -- Outreach to clinicians -- Raising awareness among partners, disproportionately affected communities, and the public -- Infection prevention and control -- Facilitating access to effective vaccines and therapeutics.
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