With the spread of monkeypox in over 39 countries, WHO has decided to conduct an emergency meeting this week to assess the threat caused by the virus. They will also assess if the virus outbreak represents a public health emergency in the coming days.

WHO to assess if Monkeypox is a health emergency

The World Health Organization will rename the monkeypox virus after a group of scientists called for a non discriminatory name. Meanwhile, WHO has also decided to conduct an emergency meeting this week to assess the threat caused by the virus.

WHO to rename Monkeypox, scientists call for a non discriminatory name

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned about the possible outbreak in non-endemic nations and urged affected countries to control outbreak. Infected people are advised to isolate themselves.

Monkeypox outbreak: New cases show community transmission

The World Health Organisation (WHO) said that the rare Monkeypox viral infection has now reached 27 nations with at least 780 confirmed cases reported globally. WHO added, further spread of virus is likely.

Monkeypox outbreak: 'Further spread of virus likely,' says WHO

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WHO to assess if Monkeypox is a health emergency

WHO to rename Monkeypox, scientists call for a non discriminatory name

Monkeypox outbreak: New cases show community transmission

Monkeypox outbreak: 'Further spread of virus likely,' says WHO