Riverside County reported four new confirmed or probable monkeypox cases Tuesday, raising the overall number to 201.
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Thursday, public health also released a vaccine dashboard online to provide details about distribution and allotment of the doses.
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According to the CDC’s forecasts, boosters given to US adults in September could prevent 137,000 more hospitalizations and 9,700 deaths than if the boosters were held until November.
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According to health officials, the monkeypox vaccine can prevent infection if given before or shortly after exposure to the virus. The county is working with community partners to expand eligibility for the two-shot vaccines to include at-risk individuals, and to set up treatment sites with Tecovirimat – – an antiviral medication used to treat orthopoxvirus infections such as monkeypox.
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Riverside County reported one new confirmed or probable monkeypox case Tuesday, raising the overall number to 172.
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Riverside County reported six new confirmed or probable monkeypox cases Monday, raising the overall number to 171.
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Riverside County reported seven new confirmed or probable monkeypox cases Thursday, raising the overall number to 165.
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Riverside County reported 30 more confirmed or probable monkeypox cases Wednesday, with Palm Springs now making up exactly half of the overall number of 158.
