It’s time for gay and bisexual men to pay attention to mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, again. That’s the message from public health authorities and LGBT health providers as cases rise in some countries.
on May 11 said mpox no longer presents a public health emergency of international concern because global cases have declined and countries are better equipped to respond, but that doesn’t mean the threat is eliminated. Last year’s mpox outbreak, driven in part by festivals, pride events and other celebrations popular among gay men where attendees are traveling and having sex with new partners.
“I don’t think it’s a very high risk right now for people, but it is something they need to be aware of and take action for as they plan for summer,” said Demetre Daskalakis, a top federal official on the mpox response.
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