Monkeypox Cases Are Rising Rapidly Across The U.S.

The transcript discusses the global health emergency declared by WHO due to a rapidly spreading outbreak. US officials have not yet declared an emergency but are monitoring the situation closely. The transcript highlights the rise in cases, particularly in children, and the spread of Monkey Pox in California. It details the testing and vaccination efforts underway, with concerns about the US lagging behind WHO in declaring emergencies. The modes of transmission and prevention measures for Monkey Pox are also covered.

What is the main reason for the global health emergency declaration?

• A new strain of influenza

• A significant increase in COVID-19 cases

• A rise in heart disease cases

• A new mode of transmission for a virus

Which U.S. state is mentioned as having Monkeypox consistently showing up in wastewater?

• Florida

• California

• Texas

• New York

How many tests are being conducted weekly for Monkeypox according to the Department of Health and Human Services?

• 50,000

• 80,000

• 150,000

• 100,000

What is one way Monkeypox can spread from person to person?

• Through contaminated water

• Through food consumption

• Through respiratory droplets

• Through mosquito bites

Why might the U.S. be slower than the WHO in declaring a public health emergency?

• Due to a lack of resources

• Because of political reasons

• Due to a focus on other health issues

• Because of a different assessment of the situation