The risk of reverse zoonotic transmission to pet animals during the current global monkeypox outbreak, united kingdom, june to mid-september

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• who: from the reviewed the current evidence of the risk u2018posed by mammalian pets exposed to monkeypox virus to people with whom they may come into contact` [3]The HAIRS group conducted a risk assessment and determined there was a limited evidence base in relation to the susceptibility of non-rodent pets to MPXV and advised a u2018precautionary risk management approach`. For example, for rodents, a known MPXV reservoir for whom the transmission risk has been established [4], this approach could include temporarily moving the rodent pet from the household during the recommended, day quarantine (based on . . .
  

   

  

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