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LISTEN | SA experts don t see need for mass monkeypox vaccination

SA disease experts said on Wednesday they did not see a need for a mass vaccination campaign against monkeypox or believe cases would spread in the same way as Covid-19.

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South Africa: No need for mass monkeypox immunisation – experts

The African continent has not recently recorded any confirmed or suspected cases of monkeypox, unlike Europe and the US.

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On the tail of a rabies solution

Urgent action is needed to stop deaths from the ‘deadliest infection’ by 2030, say diseases specialists.

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No lockdown on the cards as SA bids to stave off monkeypox

South Africa is unlikely to implement harsh measures in a bid to stave off monkeypox infections.

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Monkeypox: NICD Doesn t See The Need For Mass Vaccination Campaign | News24

South African illness specialists don't see a necessity for mass vaccination campaigns globally towards monkeypox or imagine that instances will explode in

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