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Mpox Can Be Fatal for People With Advanced HIV

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 22, 2023 (HealthDay News) – The mpox virus formerly known as monkeypox often causes severe illness and death in those with advanced HIV infection that is

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Horrific form of mpox found to affect people with advanced HIV | Monkeypox

Form of virus, formerly known as monkeypox, fatal in about 15% of cases among immunosuppressed people

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Mpox Often Leads to Severe Illness, Even Death, in People With Advanced H I V

The death rate among these patients is about 15 percent, researchers reported. The virus should be added to the list of opportunistic infections seen in patients with advanced H.I.V., scientists said.

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Clinicians Discover Deadly Mpox Strain in Advanced HIV Patients

Clinicians Discover Deadly Mpox Strain in Advanced HIV Patients
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Missed Opportunities to Detect Mpox in Women

Although MSM were the most affected group, case series data highlight significant missed opportunities to control virus in women and nonbinary persons.

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