Love the idea, and better yet I don't see why not, both are fruit that grow on vines...Do you think they could edit in some course black pepper
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https://news.sky.com/story/monkeypo...e-gay-community-new-ukhsa-data-shows-12625418Monkeypox: More than half of infections in the male gay community, new UKHSA data shows
WHO news briefing
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Latest from the UKHSA
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WHO news briefing
Monkeypox: World Health Organisation says diseases will 'continue to emerge'
Dr Mike Ryan, the World Health Organsation's emergencies chief, was speaking at a summit in Geneva, Switzerland.
Latest from the UKHSA
UKHSA latest findings into monkeypox outbreak
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has published new details about the outbreak of monkeypox in the UK in an epidemiological update with data up to 30 May.
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So when are we locking down?!
Probably when it catches on in schools .
So like any other craze, should be over in a month or two.
How long did those fidgety spinny things last?
Until they were replaced by those popping toys.
They could do popping toys in the shape of the monkeypox
I was fine until images came to mindThey could do popping toys in the shape of the monkeypox
Two outbreaks going on
www.statnews.com
Genetic data indicate at least two separate monkeypox outbreaks underway, suggesting wider spread
Genetic data indicate at least two separate monkeypox outbreaks underway, suggesting wider spread.
www.statnews.com
https://news.sky.com/story/monkeypox-77-more-cases-detected-in-uk-taking-total-to-302-12628835Monkeypox: 77 more cases detected in UK taking total to 302
Biggest orgie in the world if these are all linked to the one event
Biggest orgie in the world if these are all linked to the one event
what a lucky coincidence
Looks like we'll need it going by the rate of spread
Well , a mask would hide the spots a bit.
No problem this side of the Atlantic, we're years ahead of the US. Particularly in the UK there is the appropriately named HAIRS group to cover infections via our furry friends.Looks like we'll need it going by the rate of spread
HAIRS risk assessment process
Summary of the risk assessment processes used by the Human Animal Infections Risk Surveillance group to identify, assess and report potential infectious threats.
The funding here didn't go into Fauci's pharma fiefdom so nobody cared, assuming they even noticed.
I see it hasn’t been updated in years which is particularly helpful to all of us that like the thrill of a surpriseNo problem this side of the Atlantic, we're years ahead of the US. Particularly in the UK there is the appropriately named HAIRS group to cover infections via our furry friends.
HAIRS risk assessment process
Summary of the risk assessment processes used by the Human Animal Infections Risk Surveillance group to identify, assess and report potential infectious threats.
The funding here didn't go into Fauci's pharma fiefdom so nobody cared, assuming they even noticed.
They seem to be gathering their data and sequencing from other countries I’ve seen the Monkeypox sequencing on other sites.
The pics used are not UK patients either but the latest study from another country.
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The joy of the unexpectedI see it hasn’t been updated in years which is particularly helpful to all of us that like the thrill of a surprise
That's just the risk assessment process, it might actually be a good thing that they haven't had to keep changing/fixing it!