New Cases
+124+15%
vs. previous week
Total Cases
4,892
since outbreak began
Affected Regions
12
states reporting cases
Risk Level
HighHigh Alert
current assessment
Mpox is a viral disease caused by the monkeypox virus. It typically presents with fever, rash, and swollen lymph nodes. The 2022-2024 outbreak represents a significant global health concern with evolving transmission patterns.
Geographic Distribution
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Highest Incidence
New York
Most New Cases
California
Fastest Growth
Florida
Regions Clear
38 states
Case Trends
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Peak Daily Cases
247
7-Day Average
124
Growth Rate
+15%
Doubling Time
18 days
Demographic Data
Age Distribution
0-17 years8%
18-29 years42%
30-49 years35%
50-64 years12%
65+ years3%
Gender Distribution
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Male (78%)
Female (21%)
Other (1%)
Key Statistics
Transmission Rate (R₀)
2.4
Average number of cases caused by one infected person
Hospitalization Rate
8.3%
Percentage of cases requiring hospitalization
Vaccine Efficacy
85%
Effectiveness in preventing infection
Genomic Variants
3
Number of significant variants identified
Public Health Guidance
CDC recommends vaccination for all individuals in high-risk groups.
Prevention Measures:
- Avoid close, skin-to-skin contact with people who have a rash that looks like mpox
- Avoid contact with objects and materials that a person with mpox has used
- Wash your hands often with soap and water or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer
- Get vaccinated if you are in a high-risk group
If You Have Symptoms:
- Contact your healthcare provider immediately
- Isolate from others until all lesions have healed
- Wear a mask if you need to be around others
- Cover lesions with clothing, bandages, or gloves