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As monkeypox spreads, Delaware looks to expand vaccine access
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The Delaware Division of Public Health on Aug. 4 confirmed the fourth, fifth, and sixth cases of monkeypox in the First State.
Less than a month after the state announced its first case of the virus, the spread of monkeypox in Delaware mirrors trends across the country in what the U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services has now declared a public health emergency. Three Delawarean men ages 42, 24, and 19 were diagnosed with the most recent cases of the virus — none of whom reported close contact with an individual diagnosed with monkeypox, and all of whom are now self-isolating.
In an Aug. 4 press release, DPH noted that it intends to expand vaccine distribution, offering vaccines to high-risk groups with or without exposure to the virus.
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LGBTQ advocates say the government is missing communities of color in its monkeypox response
The CDC said that it has worked to get information about monkeypox in Black and Latino communities by connecting with community-based organizations. | Joe Raedle/Getty Images By Megan Messerly and Krista Mahr 08/18/2022 03:03 PM EDT Link CopiedAs monkeypox spreads across the country, new data suggests a worrying trend: Black and Latino men who have sex with men are far more likely to catch the virus than their white counterparts.While the numbers are limited, they are stark.
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