Currently, smallpox vaccines are not available to the general public because smallpox has been eradicated, and the virus no longer exists in nature. However, there is enough smallpox vaccine to vaccinate every person in the United States if a smallpox outbreak were to occur. https://www.cdc.gov/smallpox/prevention-treatment/
Currently, smallpox vaccines are not available to the general public because smallpox has been eradicated, and the virus no longer exists in nature. However, there is enough smallpox vaccine to vaccinate every person in the United States if a smallpox outbreak were to occur. https://www.cdc.gov/smallpox/prevention-treatment/
Dr. Mylene Drouin, Montreals public health director, says the first suspected cases of monkeypox in the region were reported on May 12, tied mostly to men aged 30 to 55 who have had sexual relations with other men. (Paul Chiasson/The Canadian Press) Montreal''''''''''''''''s top public health official is urging people not to panic as her department investigates 17 cases of suspected monkeypox in the greater Montreal region. At a news conference Thursday morning, Dr. Mylène Drouin said there are 15 suspected cases on the island of Montreal, one on the South Shore and another north of Laval. "Most of our cases are not severe," said Drouin, adding officials are still awaiting lab results to confirm whether they are, in fact, monkeypox. Until now, monkeypox outbreaks have been limited mostly to central and western Africa, but in recent weeks, suspected cases have been identified in the U.S., U.K., Portugal and Spain Montrealers ''''''''''''''''do not have to panic'''' over monkeypox: public health 9 hours ago Dr. Mylène Drouin, Montreal'''' s public health director, said there are 17 suspected cases in the region, but they''''''''''''''''re not highly contagious. Drouin said the first cases in Montreal were reported on May 12 by clinics specializing in sexually transmitted diseases. She said those cases are tied mostly to men aged 30 to 55 who have had sexual relations with other men. The virus is not a sexually transmitted infection, Drouin explained, but one that is "mainly transmitted by close contact and [respiratory] droplets." "It''''s not something that you can acquire when you [do your groceries] or on public transportation," she said. The virus is known to spread through a variety of ways — including respiratory droplets, open sores, contact with bodily fluids, or by touching contaminated clothes or bedding. Drouin described those at risk of contracting the virus, or "significant contact cases," as "those in the same household and sexual partners." She urged anyone with symptoms to consult a doctor.
The news conference came after Quebec''''''''''''''''s Health Ministry said in a statement late Wednesday it had been notified of a person with a confirmed case of monkeypox who travelled to the province. Meanwhile, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health confirmed a single case of monkeypox on Wednesday in a man who had recently travelled to Canada. Drouin said several of the cases in Montreal have been linked to the traveller who came from Boston. Less-contagious strain calls for cautious optimism Likened to a milder form of smallpox, monkeypox is a rare viral illness that typically begins with symptoms such as fever, headache, backache and fatigue — similar to symptoms of COVID-19 or the flu. But doctors say the most noticeable symptom is a rash or lesions on the skin. "They''''''''''''''''re very specific: they look like mini-volcanoes," said Dr. Robert Pilarski, a family physician at Clinique Médicale La Licorne in Montreal, who has treated several recent suspected monkeypox patients. Pilarski said the four patients he''''''''''''''''s seen have presented with lesions around their genitals. He recommends anyone with flu-like symptoms and "eruptions on the skin" to isolate immediately. The incubation period for monkeypox is between seven to 14 days, according to the doctor, but it can be as short as five days and as long as 21. A person is likely to be contagious one day before symptoms appear, he said.
Dr. Mylene Drouin, Montreal''''s public health director, says the first suspected cases of monkeypox in the region were reported on May 12, tied mostly to men aged 30 to 55 who have had sexual relations with other men. (Paul Chiasson/The Canadian Press) Montreal''''s top public health official is urging people not to panic as her department investigates 17 cases of suspected monkeypox in the greater Montreal region. At a news conference Thursday morning, Dr. Mylène Drouin said there are 15 suspected cases on the island of Montreal, one on the South Shore and another north of Laval. "Most of our cases are not severe," said Drouin, adding officials are still awaiting lab results to confirm whether they are, in fact, monkeypox. Until now, monkeypox outbreaks have been limited mostly to central and western Africa, but in recent weeks, suspected cases have been identified in the U.S., U.K., Portugal and Spain Montrealers ''''do not have to panic'''' over monkeypox: public health 9 hours ago Dr. Mylène Drouin, Montreal''''s public health director, said there are 17 suspected cases in the region, but they''''re not highly contagious. Drouin said the first cases in Montreal were reported on May 12 by clinics specializing in sexually transmitted diseases. She said those cases are tied mostly to men aged 30 to 55 who have had sexual relations with other men. The virus is not a sexually transmitted infection, Drouin explained, but one that is "mainly transmitted by close contact and [respiratory] droplets." "It''''s not something that you can acquire when you [do your groceries] or on public transportation," she said. The virus is known to spread through a variety of ways — including respiratory droplets, open sores, contact with bodily fluids, or by touching contaminated clothes or bedding. Drouin described those at risk of contracting the virus, or "significant contact cases," as "those in the same household and sexual partners." She urged anyone with symptoms to consult a doctor.
The news conference came after Quebec''''s Health Ministry said in a statement late Wednesday it had been notified of a person with a confirmed case of monkeypox who travelled to the province. Meanwhile, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health confirmed a single case of monkeypox on Wednesday in a man who had recently travelled to Canada. Drouin said several of the cases in Montreal have been linked to the traveller who came from Boston. Less-contagious strain calls for cautious optimism Likened to a milder form of smallpox, monkeypox is a rare viral illness that typically begins with symptoms such as fever, headache, backache and fatigue — similar to symptoms of COVID-19 or the flu. But doctors say the most noticeable symptom is a rash or lesions on the skin. "They''''re very specific: they look like mini-volcanoes," said Dr. Robert Pilarski, a family physician at Clinique Médicale La Licorne in Montreal, who has treated several recent suspected monkeypox patients. Pilarski said the four patients he''''s seen have presented with lesions around their genitals. He recommends anyone with flu-like symptoms and "eruptions on the skin" to isolate immediately. The incubation period for monkeypox is between seven to 14 days, according to the doctor, but it can be as short as five days and as long as 21. A person is likely to be contagious one day before symptoms appear, he said.
Smallpox vaccine's effect may last 35 years, researchers say Filed Under: Smallpox By: Robert Roos | Aug 30, 2002 Aug 30, 2002 (CIDRAP News) The results of a small study reported this week suggest that the immunity induced by smallpox vaccination may last 35 years or longerconsiderably longer than experts have generally believed. The study, by Jeffrey A. Frelinger, PhD, and Mohammed L. Garba, MD, is described in a letter in the Aug 29 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine. The two researchers from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, tested the immune response to vaccinia virus in 14 people. The group included one unvaccinated person, four who had been vaccinated within the previous 5 years, five who were vaccinated between 6 and 35 years ago, and four who were vaccinated more than 35 years ago. The researchers assessed the response of CD8+ T-lymphocytes in the 14 people and found there was little loss of response even in those vaccinated more than 35 years ago. For the four people vaccinated in the past 5 years, the CD8+ response averaged 6.5%. The response averaged about 6% in those vaccinated 6 to 35 years ago (as shown in a figure accompanying the letter) and slightly more than 4% in those vaccinated more than 35 years ago. The unvaccinated person's response was slightly above 1%. "It is striking that the loss of reactivity over a period of more than 35 years was very lowby a factor of less than two in persons with a remote history of vaccination (4 percent of CD8+ T-lymphocytes), as compared with recently vaccinated persons (6.5 percent of CD8+ T-lymphocytes)," the researchers wrote. "The durability of vaccinia-specific CD8+ T-lymphocyte responses is very good, suggesting that those previously vaccinated still have a significant measure of protection." Experts say the duration of vaccine-induced smallpox immunity is uncertain because it has never been definitively measured in studies involving the exposure of vaccinated people to the actual disease. Epidemiologic studies suggest that protection lasts only 5 to 10 years after a single vaccination, but one study indicated that multiple vaccinations can induce immunity lasting 30 years. A commonly cited estimate is that fewer than 20% of Americans who were vaccinated before 1972, when routine vaccination in the United States was stopped, still have immunity. Frelinger JA, Garba ML. Responses to smallpox vaccine. (Letter) N Engl J Med 2002;347(9):689-90 Full text of letter (available to NEJM subscribers only)
猴痘不知道 天花20-25度棉花上存活18月 发抖吧 These results suggest that variola virus in scabs or seeds in tropical climates—i.e., at temperatures of from 30°C to 40°C or higher—is unlikely to survive for as long as six months. Thus, if the period of storage of cotton were at least six months after ginning and before shipment from cotton-producing countries in the tropics where smallpox is endemic, the chances of importation of viable variola virus on raw cotton into areas free from infection would be very small. However, if cotton can become contaminated with smallpox scabs in temperate climates (20°-25°C) or is already contaminated when imported at this temperature, the experiments indicate that a few particles of virus may survive for as long as 18 months. The virus can, of course, survive for many years, ten or more, at from 4°C to 5°C in closed tubes or bottles, with little decrease in titre.
猴痘不知道 天花20-25度棉花上存活18月 发抖吧 These results suggest that variola virus in scabs or seeds in tropical climates—i.e., at temperatures of from 30°C to 40°C or higher—is unlikely to survive for as long as six months. Thus, if the period of storage of cotton were at least six months after ginning and before shipment from cotton-producing countries in the tropics where smallpox is endemic, the chances of importation of viable variola virus on raw cotton into areas free from infection would be very small. However, if cotton can become contaminated with smallpox scabs in temperate climates (20°-25°C) or is already contaminated when imported at this temperature, the experiments indicate that a few particles of virus may survive for as long as 18 months. The virus can, of course, survive for many years, ten or more, at from 4°C to 5°C in closed tubes or bottles, with little decrease in titre. jeso1 发表于 2022-05-20 06:05
最新消息是11个国家 证实了80例，还有50例在调查。是过去50年总和，幸好是1%死亡率西非毒株，不是10%中非毒株 About 80 cases of monkeypox have been confirmed in 11 countries, the World Health Organization says, warning that more cases are likely to be reported. The WHO says that another 50 suspected cases are being investigated, without naming any countries.
最新消息是11个国家 证实了80例，还有50例在调查。是过去50年总和，幸好是1%死亡率西非毒株，不是10%中非毒株 About 80 cases of monkeypox have been confirmed in 11 countries, the World Health Organization says, warning that more cases are likely to be reported. The WHO says that another 50 suspected cases are being investigated, without naming any countries.
英国一名有尼日利亚旅居史的男子在本月初确诊感染了猴痘。截至当地时间18日，英国已经报告确诊了9个猴痘病例。与此同时，葡萄牙也已经确诊了5个猴痘病例，仍在调查15例疑似病例，这些病例均为男性，皮肤均有受损情况。此外，西班牙马德里也出现了23例类似猴痘症状的疑似病例。据报道，当地时间5月18日晚间，西班牙卫生大臣达莉亚斯报告称，西班牙国家微生物学中心对疑似猴痘感染病例身上采集的样本进行检测后，已确定7例阳性病例。达莉亚斯表示，上述检测结果为初步结论，还需等待进一步基因测序，预计将于19日获得最终分析结果。外媒称，西班牙已经在全国范围内发出警报。
据世卫组织介绍，猴痘的潜伏期大概为5至21天，感染者在被感染的前五天可能出现发热、剧烈头痛、淋巴肿大、肌肉疼痛和强烈气喘等症状。随后感染者可能出现皮疹，皮疹会从面部逐步扩散到身体其他部位，尤其是四肢，最后会结痂脱落。 美国CDC截图据介绍，在普通人群中，感染猴痘的死亡率约为10%，而在幼儿中死亡率相对较高。此外，感染者还可能出现一系列的并发症，如支气管炎、败血症、脑炎和角膜感染等，甚至可能丧失视力。1958年，猴痘病毒在一只被用作研究实验的猴子身上被首次发现。1970年，人类历史上首个猴痘病例出现在刚果（金），感染者系一名9岁男孩。从1970年起，共计11个非洲国家报告了人类感染猴痘病例。
实际上，猴痘病毒早已传播到全球其他地区或国家。除了欧洲和美国外，新加坡、以色列等国都曾出现过猴痘病例。2003年春天，美国确诊了47例人类感染猴痘病例。报道称，大多数感染者都接触过从非洲进口到美国的动物。2018年9月，以色列出现感染猴痘病例。2019年5月，一位来自尼日利亚的旅行者将该病毒带入新加坡。英国近年来也发现过多起猴痘病例。据悉，英国于2018年首次发现猴痘病毒，当时一名男子从尼日利亚返回后确诊。2019年12月，伦敦再出现一例确诊病例。2021年，北威尔士发现了另外两例确诊病例，而这些病例都曾去过尼日利亚。 欧洲多国发现猴痘确诊病例，或存在多条传播链 英专家：“极不寻常”的传播链，或已社区进传播据悉，猴痘主要通过直接密切接触由动物传染给人。当有人与被感染者密切接触时，也可能会被传染，不过该病毒不易直接在人与人之间传播。据了解，该病毒传染途径主要包括血液和体液，可以通过破损的皮肤、呼吸道或通过眼睛、鼻子或嘴巴进入人体。接触受感染的动物，如猴子、老鼠和松鼠，或接触被病毒污染的物品，如床上用品和衣服等也有可能造成病毒的传播。
此外，世卫组织资料显示，该病毒也能通过胎盘传播，从母体传染给胎儿。食用未充分煮熟的受感染动物的肉，也有可能造成感染。英媒称，猴痘通常不是一种性传染疾病，但是可以通过性行为直接传播。
据报道，在对近日感染该病毒的人群进行分析后，有公共卫生专家怀疑称，性传播可能也是该病毒的一种重要传播方式。伦敦公共卫生教授吉米称，此次猴痘是一次“极不寻常”的传播。他说：“在过去数十年间，从非洲流传出来的猴痘病例其实非常少。”外媒称，这次的传播链让专家们感到困惑，因为英国目前暂未发现已知病例彼此间存在直接联系，这也意味着英国目前或存在多条传播链。专家警告称，如果有未报告的确诊病例，且不及时接受治疗，则很有可能造成更大范围的病毒传播。
英国卫生安全局强调称，最近的病例大多发生在有同性性行为的群体中。”苏珊称，目前欧洲多国出现的确诊病例证实了此前的猜想，即猴痘可能已经开始进行社区传播。此外，还有分析称，此次“多国同时报告多例确诊病例”背后的原因可能是各国之间新冠疫情旅行限制的逐步取消。不过专家称，猴痘病毒不会像新冠病毒一样引发大规模人群感染，请大家不必过分恐慌。
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猴子不是猴痘的天然宿主。是1958年人类用猴子研究天花病毒时培养出来的变种。最早的人造病毒之一。
是dna病毒不假，但之前的例子都是动物传人，传了一个人就结束，并且大部分只局限在中西非，没有广泛的人传人，这次在欧洲传了这么多例，很大可能是病毒的传染力增强了。虽然有有效疫苗，也挺烦的。这个潜伏期还挺长，有20天左右
🛋️ 沙发板凳
这个monkeypox是温和性，死亡率1%
猴痘这几天媒体突然开始报道，都是刘晓庆热衷国家西班牙葡萄牙英国，而且我正要去葡萄牙
现在没人知道它是怎么传染的。英国主要病例是亲密接触男性血液传播， 但是既然它的堂兄天花主要是呼吸传播为主，猴痘也会呼吸传播。 旅馆床单也不知道洗没洗，如果前一个人把溃破处体液留在床单上。一定带自己liner
坐火车，旅馆，餐厅都有危险。
现在欧洲突然出现36个感染着都没去过非洲，社区传播，但是到底是呼吸还是性？
天花疫苗对猴痘85%有效，但是美国跟踪600人打了天花疫苗，多年后只有6%有效。
NPR16小时前 https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2022/05/18/927043767/rare-monkeypox-outbreak-in-u-k-and-europe-what-is-it-and-should-we-worry
CBC https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/monkeypox-europe-united-kingdom-portugal-spain-1.6457680
问题是很多人马上出游， 到处不戴口罩，旅馆床单也是一大危险。
monkeypox猴痘疫苗可以用smallpox天花疫苗，加拿大smallpox 77年就绝迹了，现在travel clinic估计都不提供天花疫苗。
现在的问题是70年代以后各国普遍停止接种天花疫苗，导致还活着的人里面打过天花疫苗的越来越少了，就算打过，50年前的疫苗对现在的猴痘有多少保护能力其实也难说。另外这次新冠大流行死亡的人绝大多数是曾经种过牛痘的，导致有免疫力的人进一步减少，很可能加快了猴痘在人群中的传播能力。
天花疫苗（牛痘）各国普遍都有大量存货，但是按照现在的标准来看这个疫苗的副作用是非常厉害的，心肌炎和心包炎的发病率超过万分之一，免疫有缺陷的人不能打。因为疫苗是活的牛痘病毒可以传染，身边有免疫缺陷病人的人也不能打。
这次猴痘outbreak同时在这么多个国家出现，非同寻常。最坏的情况下可能会采取"ring vaccination"，也就是给每个确诊病例的所有密切接触者接种天花疫苗，但是我觉得很难走到全民打天花疫苗这一步。
但是以前都有去非洲旅行经历，很多尼日利亚回来，现在这些欧洲加拿大病例都没去过非洲，社区感染程度怎么样才是让人关心的。
这么说疫苗也不敢打了
天花疫苗的好处是因为潜伏期特别长，post-exposure vaccination都是来得及的，给密切接触过患者的人打疫苗就能把outbreak压住
因为天花病毒可被作为生化武器， 所以各国都会有充分准备。 但这疫苗有效性，是否能及时推向公众， 以及对付各类天花病毒变种（恶性变种死亡率大于50%）， 这都是问题。 好像天花疫苗不能对付Monkeybox。 记得美国中西部曾流行过Monkeybox。Smallpox
Currently, smallpox vaccines are not available to the general public because smallpox has been eradicated, and the virus no longer exists in nature. However, there is enough smallpox vaccine to vaccinate every person in the United States if a smallpox outbreak were to occur. https://www.cdc.gov/smallpox/prevention-treatment/
我是说 这些乱七八糟的病毒层出不穷 大家就不动脑子想想为啥？
我是看前面文章说有效
信息来源 英国卫报 Published On 2022年5月19日 2022年5月19日
截至周二，欧洲的猴痘病例已上升至39例。这种疾病是什么，它的症状是什么？
什么是猴痘？ 猴痘是一种罕见的病毒性人畜共患病（病毒从动物传播给人类），人类感染后出现的症状与过去天花患者身上的症状相似，但不那么严重。据世界卫生组织称，虽然天花在1980年被根除，但猴痘仍然在非洲一些地区零星发生。猴痘病毒属于痘病毒科的痘病毒属。
人类中的猴痘 猴痘于1970年在刚果民主共和国（当时称为扎伊尔）一名9岁男孩身上发现，这是首次在人类身上发现。该男孩居住在1968年根除天花的地区。此后大多数病例报告于刚果盆地和西非的农村雨林地区，特别是似乎成为病毒扎根地的刚果民主共和国，该病于1996年和1997年在该国两度爆发。 2003年秋季，美国中西部地区报告了猴痘确诊病例，这是非洲大陆以外首次报告猴痘病例，调查发现大部分患者曾接触过家养草原土拨鼠。
猴痘是如何传播的？ 感染是由直接接触受感染动物的血液、体液、皮肤损伤或粘液引起的。世界卫生组织表示，已经记录了非洲因处理感染了这种疾病的猴子、冈比亚巨鼠或松鼠而引起的感染病例。啮齿动物是该病毒的主要宿主。
猴痘会在人类之间传播吗？ 猴痘不易在人与人之间传播，感染需要密切接触。而《卫报》援引美国疾病控制与预防中心的话称，据信从一个人传播到另一个人主要是通过大的呼吸道飞沫发生的。
猴痘潜伏期 猴痘的潜伏期（从感染到出现症状的时期）为6至16天，但也可以为5至21天。
猴痘的症状 感染阶段分为两个阶段： 发病期：从感染的那一刻起至5天。 皮疹期：发热后1至3天内。
猴痘发病期的症状 发烧。 头痛欲裂。 淋巴结肿大。 背部和肌肉疼痛。 颈椎剧痛。
猴痘皮疹期的症状 皮疹最常从面部开始，然后扩散到身体的其他部位。皮疹在面部（95%的病例）以及手掌和脚底（75%）上最为严重。皮疹会发展成水疱（充满液体的小疱）和脓疱，完全消失可能需要长达3周的时间。
一些患者在皮疹出现之前就出现了严重的淋巴结肿大，这是猴痘与其他类似疾病的区别。
猴痘症状期 猴痘的症状持续14至21天，严重的猴痘病例在儿童中更为常见。
猴痘病死率 大多数患者在几周内从猴痘中恢复。然而，世界卫生组织表示，猴痘出现流行时死亡率差异很大，但在记录病例中不超过10%，大多数发生于儿童。一般来说，年轻的群体似乎对猴痘更敏感。
猴痘治疗 没有治疗猴痘的药物。
猴痘疫苗 没有针对猴痘的疫苗，但它的爆发是可以控制的。过去已经证明，接种天花疫苗对预防猴痘有85%的有效性，但随着世界消灭天花而停止接种天花疫苗后，普通公众不再接种这种疫苗。
能不能把词拼对……是pox不是box，看得好难受
卡介苗or牛痘
如果只有一个疤就是出生打的卡介苗
两个大概率是都打了
npr的link中讲美国有一例，在麻省，此人有加拿大travel，不知道美国其他例是哪里发现的
我知道80年代出生的都没有打牛痘了，只有卡介苗
但是卡介苗只有新生儿一针，第二针我们是小学打的，打完留个疤印象很深。我一直依稀隐约记得就是牛痘
虽然理论上80年后就应该没有种牛痘了，但是卡介苗也不会小学打第二针。网上传说有两个疤的就是牛痘和卡介苗。不负责任转
不知就问：为啥？
小学打的是卡介苗booster，只打一针是后来的事情了
大门要往你脑子里植入芯片
https://www.blogto.com/city/2022/05/monkeypox-virus-outbreak-canada-toronto/
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/bill-gates-smallpox-terror-attack-b1958789.html
人类大规模靠疫苗清零病也就天花，麻疹，小儿麻痹，盖茨讲生物武器攻击举例天花也不稀奇
天花和猴痘还是有不同，天花主要呼吸道，1米8距离，死亡高达25%-45% 猴痘主要性，体液交换。作为生物恐怖武器不太有效，没有超过10%死亡率，近年1%。
呵呵，楼上这位，没看盖子预言天花时间？去年11/4 预测的。
别人铺路，你搭桥.. 有意思
现在是同一个曲目，重放。还是有人在和fauci 进行科学打讨论：
Charles王子说如果不同意大重置，疫情就不会结束 4. 在2018 时候，世界经济论坛就宣布疫情开始并且给出了预测 5. 在2017 到2018年的时候，新冠的测试试剂就已经生产出上亿并且发到全世界 6.2017年，Fauci告诉大家一定会有疫情的。（ 为什么fauci 告诉每个人不用担心新冠在刚刚爆发的时候？） 7. 澳大利亚在2018年8月开始防止疫情的计划 8.在新冠爆发4个月之前，盖兹的机构就开始讨论大疫情的爆发，并明确指出这次疫情将是全球的 9. 2017 年的Johns Hopkins 会议中，他们发表了一个疫情预测脚本并写“一个冠状新冠病毒在亚洲的东南（爆发）” 10. 在2010年，Rockefeller基金发布世界未来新冠疫情（预测）脚本并指出封锁步骤-- 一个世界更严格的政府，凸显更权威的首领及有限的革新和公民的反对。 11. 在疫情前的5个月，WHO通知各国准备疫情大爆发 -- “一个致命的呼吸道病原体快速传播的疫情” 12. 联合国开展了至少两次全系统培训和模拟演习，其中一次涉及故意释放致命呼吸道病原体 13. 在疫情前的5个月，全球疫苗会议中，要求建立一个强大的监控系统 14. 在疫情前的4个月，Fauci和HHS办公室， 讨论需要一场全球性事件来破坏系统让公众接受实验性mRNA疫苗 15. 在疫情前的1个年，欧洲的病毒学家集训世界领导人 “如何让公众为流行病做好准备” “他教如何用虚假的死亡数字制造恐惧”“ 如何操纵公众接种疫苗” 16. 在2003，电视剧“死亡带”展现了新冠疫情 –封城，戴口罩，病毒测试，空气传播，新冠症状，新冠开始于中国，没有治疗手段，最后发现硫酸羟氯喹是可以治疗这个病的药。-- 基本上是我们在2020年发生过事情（除了CDC不容许大家用硫酸羟氯喹， 事实是我们都知道这个药的有效性）
如果不是天气原因，就是有人在搞事情。。
珍惜当下。。。
80飘过，我们小时候种了牛痘
国内的人已经给你答案了 自媒体已经开始鼓吹美国又开始放毒了
我说的跟国内没啥关系
有懂的么，给解释下？
纽约市还有一个疑似。
great question!
完全不相关的东西啊。
人的免疫系统被 covid 影响？儿童未知肝炎怀疑就是啊，连之前只对人体有微弱影响的腺病毒现在也可能会造成严重后果。
这么快。 赶紧地上赶着排队撸袖子打。
前面还有人问，为啥病毒层出不穷？ 这就是为啥，这钱太好赚了。
那就去蒙特利尔吧。
蒙特利尔在调查17个可疑病例，15个蒙特利尔岛上，就是市区啦 第一个病例是5月12号在性病诊所发现。 短短一个星期就17个。
得病都是30-55岁男同（包括波士顿去北美性都蒙特利尔happy的？）但是猴痘并不是性病，它也通过喷嚏咳嗽飞沫传播，通过被单上体液 比如你住旅馆，前面一个人睡觉时三个猴痘溃破，水疱里的液体流在被子上，里面满满的病毒。旅馆没洗被套。
好消息是这波是温和的，大部分人没事。英国现在已经用牛痘预防
Dr. Mylene Drouin, Montreals public health director, says the first suspected cases of monkeypox in the region were reported on May 12, tied mostly to men aged 30 to 55 who have had sexual relations with other men. (Paul Chiasson/The Canadian Press)
Montreal''''''''''''''''s top public health official is urging people not to panic as her department investigates 17 cases of suspected monkeypox in the greater Montreal region. At a news conference Thursday morning, Dr. Mylène Drouin said there are 15 suspected cases on the island of Montreal, one on the South Shore and another north of Laval. "Most of our cases are not severe," said Drouin, adding officials are still awaiting lab results to confirm whether they are, in fact, monkeypox. Until now, monkeypox outbreaks have been limited mostly to central and western Africa, but in recent weeks, suspected cases have been identified in the U.S., U.K., Portugal and Spain
Montrealers ''''''''''''''''do not have to panic'''' over monkeypox: public health 9 hours ago
Dr. Mylène Drouin, Montreal'''' s public health director, said there are 17 suspected cases in the region, but they''''''''''''''''re not highly contagious.
Drouin said the first cases in Montreal were reported on May 12 by clinics specializing in sexually transmitted diseases. She said those cases are tied mostly to men aged 30 to 55 who have had sexual relations with other men.
The virus is not a sexually transmitted infection, Drouin explained, but one that is "mainly transmitted by close contact and [respiratory] droplets."
"It''''s not something that you can acquire when you [do your groceries] or on public transportation," she said.
The virus is known to spread through a variety of ways — including respiratory droplets, open sores, contact with bodily fluids, or by touching contaminated clothes or bedding. Drouin described those at risk of contracting the virus, or "significant contact cases," as "those in the same household and sexual partners." She urged anyone with symptoms to consult a doctor.
The news conference came after Quebec''''''''''''''''s Health Ministry said in a statement late Wednesday it had been notified of a person with a confirmed case of monkeypox who travelled to the province.
Meanwhile, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health confirmed a single case of monkeypox on Wednesday in a man who had recently travelled to Canada. Drouin said several of the cases in Montreal have been linked to the traveller who came from Boston.
Less-contagious strain calls for cautious optimism
Likened to a milder form of smallpox, monkeypox is a rare viral illness that typically begins with symptoms such as fever, headache, backache and fatigue — similar to symptoms of COVID-19 or the flu. But doctors say the most noticeable symptom is a rash or lesions on the skin.
"They''''''''''''''''re very specific: they look like mini-volcanoes," said Dr. Robert Pilarski, a family physician at Clinique Médicale La Licorne in Montreal, who has treated several recent suspected monkeypox patients. Pilarski said the four patients he''''''''''''''''s seen have presented with lesions around their genitals. He recommends anyone with flu-like symptoms and "eruptions on the skin" to isolate immediately. The incubation period for monkeypox is between seven to 14 days, according to the doctor, but it can be as short as five days and as long as 21. A person is likely to be contagious one day before symptoms appear, he said.
2022年01月26日22:59 |
近日，美国实验室猴子车祸中“出逃”一事，引发广泛关注。据福克斯新闻网25日报道，当地女子米歇尔·法伦在接触到逃跑的猴子后，出现健康问题，症状与感染新冠类似。
截至22日晚，警方宣布逃跑的猴子已被找到。美国疾控中心表示，有3只猴子已被安乐死。 多家媒体指出，为何要安乐死，这个重要的问题，官方并没有给出详细解释。 当地警方称，这批猴子是于上周五早上从毛里求斯抵达纽约肯尼迪机场的，随后被送往佛罗里达州一处检疫隔离设施。 目前，尚不清楚隔离研究设施的具体位置，也不清楚要对猴子们进行何种类型的研究。
据《纽约时报》报道，这种来自非洲国家毛里求斯的猴子，经常用于临床毒理学研究，每只售价高达10,000 美元。在新冠疫情期间，这类猴子的需求量激增，以至于一些科学家正在谈论建立一个战略猴子储备的必要性，类似于美国政府的石油和粮食紧急储备。
为啥？
要是性病就没那么担心，但是可以通过飞沫传播就很可怕，更得戴好口罩了
难道你和你孩子都从来没打过任何疫苗？
以前不懂的时候打过，现在可不敢打了。
还没醒吗？再打多少针才能醒？
2019年早就做好了monkeypox疫苗等着呢。
https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucelee/2019/09/25/fda-approves-new-smallpox-monkeypox-vaccine-what-is-it-for/?sh=2d18b39f7408
没想到21世纪果然是生物技术的时代啊，生物或者生化技术大爆发了这是要？
这种病毒在干燥床单能成存活多久啊？
要不你先去探探路？
同问，现在对住酒店都有点心理障碍了
why does it cause mycocarditis, too?
Smallpox vaccine's effect may last 35 years, researchers say Filed Under: Smallpox By: Robert Roos | Aug 30, 2002
Aug 30, 2002 (CIDRAP News) The results of a small study reported this week suggest that the immunity induced by smallpox vaccination may last 35 years or longerconsiderably longer than experts have generally believed. The study, by Jeffrey A. Frelinger, PhD, and Mohammed L. Garba, MD, is described in a letter in the Aug 29 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine. The two researchers from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, tested the immune response to vaccinia virus in 14 people. The group included one unvaccinated person, four who had been vaccinated within the previous 5 years, five who were vaccinated between 6 and 35 years ago, and four who were vaccinated more than 35 years ago. The researchers assessed the response of CD8+ T-lymphocytes in the 14 people and found there was little loss of response even in those vaccinated more than 35 years ago. For the four people vaccinated in the past 5 years, the CD8+ response averaged 6.5%. The response averaged about 6% in those vaccinated 6 to 35 years ago (as shown in a figure accompanying the letter) and slightly more than 4% in those vaccinated more than 35 years ago. The unvaccinated person's response was slightly above 1%. "It is striking that the loss of reactivity over a period of more than 35 years was very lowby a factor of less than two in persons with a remote history of vaccination (4 percent of CD8+ T-lymphocytes), as compared with recently vaccinated persons (6.5 percent of CD8+ T-lymphocytes)," the researchers wrote. "The durability of vaccinia-specific CD8+ T-lymphocyte responses is very good, suggesting that those previously vaccinated still have a significant measure of protection." Experts say the duration of vaccine-induced smallpox immunity is uncertain because it has never been definitively measured in studies involving the exposure of vaccinated people to the actual disease. Epidemiologic studies suggest that protection lasts only 5 to 10 years after a single vaccination, but one study indicated that multiple vaccinations can induce immunity lasting 30 years. A commonly cited estimate is that fewer than 20% of Americans who were vaccinated before 1972, when routine vaccination in the United States was stopped, still have immunity. Frelinger JA, Garba ML. Responses to smallpox vaccine. (Letter) N Engl J Med 2002;347(9):689-90 Full text of letter (available to NEJM subscribers only)
中国81年停的，到现在42年了，超过研究的35年 估计有效，既然前面35年没有快速递减 这次感染很多年轻人没有种痘
猴痘不知道 天花20-25度棉花上存活18月 发抖吧
These results suggest that variola virus in scabs or seeds in tropical climates—i.e., at temperatures of from 30°C to 40°C or higher—is unlikely to survive for as long as six months. Thus, if the period of storage of cotton were at least six months after ginning and before shipment from cotton-producing countries in the tropics where smallpox is endemic, the chances of importation of viable variola virus on raw cotton into areas free from infection would be very small. However, if cotton can become contaminated with smallpox scabs in temperate climates (20°-25°C) or is already contaminated when imported at this temperature, the experiments indicate that a few particles of virus may survive for as long as 18 months. The virus can, of course, survive for many years, ten or more, at from 4°C to 5°C in closed tubes or bottles, with little decrease in titre.
欧洲第一个证实是5月7号英国从尼日利亚回来男子，5月14号证实2个没有旅行和第一个没有接触，5月16号4个。 5月18葡萄牙5个证实， 20个疑似，集中在里斯本 魁北克5月19号证实2个，还有20个疑似。证实这个其实5月12号就发病了。集中在大蒙特利尔
这是一个源头还是多头并进还是人为投毒？看不懂，如果自然传染不会一星期里在所有国家同时出现。也不会同一个国家里一个城市感染，另一个城市没有case
不是个好信号啊。
exactly
谢谢，一起抖吧。
都是阴谋论。 你也活得太累了。
covid消耗医疗资源的副作用
我怀疑全球医疗体系防治所有大规模传染病的能力已经降低到某个阈值以下了，才导致新流行病层出不穷。
网上都在瞎猜是不是有什么international orgy
About 80 cases of monkeypox have been confirmed in 11 countries, the World Health Organization says, warning that more cases are likely to be reported. The WHO says that another 50 suspected cases are being investigated, without naming any countries.
也许是克格勃干的，美男计，哈哈
我觉得主要是大部分人群正常免疫力被破坏了
这个不用担心。 猴痘是双链DNA病毒，能产生比较稳定的抗体，它的疫苗也是稳定有效的。 新冠是单链RNA病毒，最不稳定，疫苗的开发赶不上病毒的变异。