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Monkeypox: Pandemic scenario cannot be ruled out…, expert explains how the virus can become dangerous

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AFP, Antoine Flahault, Director of the Institute of Global Health at the University of Geneva said the emergence of the phenomenon should act as an alert.  “We're seeing the emergence of an unusual phenomenon, but it's still difficult to know whether it will explode into an epidemic, or whether its spread will be more contained.

In recent days, the number of cases has doubled every three or four days, which could signal the exponential growth of an epidemic wave." On monkeypox becoming a pandemic, he said, we cannot rule out any scenario at this stage.

And the pandemic scenario cannot be ruled out completely. That said, there are other less pessimistic scenarios, which are at least as plausible as scenarios.

So far, no chain infections of more than six people have been reported. The reproduction rate in Africa has always been below 1, ie.

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