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The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued a warning about the mpox virus after the latest data showed an increase in cases.
A further 10 cases of mpox, previously known as monkeypox, have been diagnosed in the UK in the last three weeks, according to an update published on Thursday (May 25). This brings the total number of new cases in the UK since the beginning of the year to 20.
All the cases were diagnosed within London, with half of them in unvaccinated individuals and two in people who had only received one dose of the vaccine. Five of the cases acquired the infection in the UK, while four are thought to have acquired the infection abroad and one remains under investigation.
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The UKHSA said vaccination had played a "crucial role in protecting people and reducing case numbers". The agency is encouraging anyone who is eligible for the vaccine and has not yet received two doses to come forward and book their first dose by June 16, and their second dose by the end of July 2023, before the vaccination programme ends.
Katy Sinka, Head of Sexually Transmitted Infections at UKHSA, said: "It is clear from these latest statistics that mpox has not gone away. While mpox infection is mild for many, it can cause severe symptoms for some so it’s important people remain alert to the risks.
"Vaccination is key to reducing the severity of symptoms and preventing further transmission. Uptake of first doses has been strong but only around a third of those who have received their first dose have had their second dose so far."
She added: "The programme is coming to an end, so we strongly encourage everyone eligible to please come forward for a vaccination
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