CDC: Advice for schools on monkeypox
What should we do if a person who has been exposed to monkeypox develops symptoms while in our setting? Should settings serving children or adolescents worry about monkeypox?
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CDC: Schools, Early Care and Education Programs, and Other Settings Serving Children or Adolescents
Monkeypox cases at 10 universities so far: Texas State University, Penn State, University of Maryland, Georgetown University, Berkeley, University of Texas at Austin, West Chester, George Washington, Bucknell and University of Delaware https://t.co/vc8RlesVTI
— Roland Baker 2.0 (@RolandBakerIII) August 25, 2022
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