Cases of West African clade monkeypox (WACM) have been increasing since May 2022.1 As of July 28, 2022, case counts were 4639 cases in the United States and 20,638 internationally.2 Human-to-human transmission is thought to be driving this outbreak, with many early cases reported in the men who have sex with men (MSM) community.2 Close contact with respiratory droplets, monkeypox lesion material, and diseased animals are currently known mechanisms of transmission.1
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