Surveillance of nigerian children suggests that varicella may be a risk factor for acquisition of monkeypox

HIGHLIGHTS

• who: Charles Grose from the (CAAS), China James Cook University, Australia have published the article: Surveillance of Nigerian children suggests that varicella may be a risk factor for acquisition of monkeypox, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
• what: By this reasoning, the most likely explanation is that the children with rashes diagnosed by VZV testing in this study had varicella and did not have herpes zoster.

SUMMARY

Both varicella and monkeypox are childhood viral diseases, each with its own distinctive exanthem. An intersection between the epidemiology profiles of varicella and monkeypox was not . . .

 



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