Monkeypox classified as a global health emergency as WHO triggers highest alert
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Jimmy Whitworth is professor of international public health at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and says the need for better international cooperation is vital.
Whitworth began by telling The World Today what the symptoms are and why he believes the WHO’s decision to label the outbreak a global health emergency should give the general public more confidence.
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