But here we are -- Chicago saw cases last summer; SF as well. Then last week, a case appeared in NYC. Now Mizzou has seen. . . two. Welcome to the chaos theory of governing -- as implemented by the federal public health authorities (thanks, Tangerine, and RFK, Jr.):
. . .The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services said this is the first known case in Missouri and the 13th and 14th cases nationally. Both of the residents recently traveled internationally, where mpox is more prevalent. The two cases are unrelated and are not believed to be connected to any locally acquired mpox cases.
“While risk to the general public remains low, mpox is still active,” said Dr. George Turabelidze, state epidemiologist. “We recommend those who are at risk for mpox infection to get vaccinated and ensure they complete the 2-dose series.”
According to the health department, this type of mpox is more likely to cause severe illness and death, especially in those who are immunocompromised. . . .
Now you know. Onward -- into the sunshine and high 30s here.
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