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Monkeypox in the New York metropolitan area, Summer 2022

Gnanaprakasam, R.; Keller, M.; Glassman, R.; El Khoury, M. Y.; Chen, D. S.; Feola, N.; Feldman, J.; Chaturvedi, V.

2022-11-27 infectious diseases
10.1101/2022.11.24.22282177 medRxiv
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Early in the 2022 Monkeypox global outbreak, caseloads in the New York metropolitan area climbed rapidly before other US urban areas. We summarize our monkeypox clinical experience detecting, treating, and vaccinating during a quickly evolving emerging infection. Statements Ethical statementInstitutional Review Board exemption was granted for this study. Funding statementNo funding was obtained Conflict of interestNone Authors contributionsEach author actively participated in data collection, analysis and editing of the manuscript. CollaboratorsNone

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