Recent cases of the monkeypox have researchers in Canada and elsewhere in the world trying to figure out just how widespread the virus is. Just under a “couple dozen of people” are under investigation for monkeypox in Canada after the country confirmed its first cases this week, said Canada’s chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam. Jamie Muraucher reports on the country’s top doctors’ current assessment of the situation
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