MONKEYPOX is not a sexually transmitted disease, rather it is a viral infection spread through skin-to-skin contact and large droplets. However, this could be about to change as the WHO investigates reports of the virus being found in semen.
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MONKEYPOX is not a sexually transmitted disease, rather it is a viral infection spread through skin-to-skin contact and large droplets. However, this could be about to change as the WHO investigates reports of the virus being found in semen.
MONKEYPOX is not a sexually transmitted disease, rather it is a viral infection spread through skin-to-skin contact and large droplets. However, this could be about to change as the WHO investigates reports of the virus being found in semen.
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