New JHU Expert Briefing on Monkeypox
Bloomberg School faculty including Amesh Adalja, MD, and Bill Moss, MD, MPH, joined other JHU faculty to discuss the prevention and treatment of monkeypox, how it’s transmitted, reducing stigma around outbreaks, and the availability and distribution of monkeypox vaccines.
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Monkeypox Outbreak Expert Panel: Testing, Containment, Vaccines, and More
Following the declaration of monkeypox a public health emergency, Johns Hopkins experts gathered to discuss vaccines, prevention, testing, treatment, and ways of reducing stigma around the outbreaks.
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