52 cases of monkeypox recorded in Quebec

The number of cases of monkeypox doubled in one week.

52 cases of monkeypox recorded in Quebec

The number of cases of monkeypox doubled in one week. The Ministry of Health announced that the province now has 52 cases in Quebec.

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At a press briefing last Thursday, 26 cases were identified, including around 30 under investigation.

At Clinique l’Actuel, Dr. Réjean Thomas, founder, says he has observed a slight increase in patients presenting with symptoms associated with monkeypox.

"The fever, muscle aches, and headaches were intense at the start of the week, and at the same time I developed a lesion in the genital area," said a man who wishes to remain anonymous. "Last night I was scared."

What is asked of all people who have contracted monkeypox or are awaiting a result is to isolate themselves and wear a mask.

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