Third case of monkeypox recorded in Moscow Region in a month
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In the Moscow Region, a third case of monkeypox has already been registered over the past month. Another person has fallen ill with this infection, the portal MSK1.RU reports.
Monkeypox is transmitted through close contact with an infected person or through contaminated objects. Therefore, specialists recommend observing personal hygiene rules and being careful when in contact with people who have symptoms of the disease.
In Russia, this disease is rare. However, the number of cases in the region has noticeably increased over recent weeks, and this is drawing the attention of medical professionals and local authorities.
If suspicious symptoms appear, such as a rash and elevated temperature, it is recommended to see a doctor as soon as possible. Details about the condition of the person who fell ill are not specified in the report.
Sources: MSK1.RU
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