The Alabama Department of Public Health says the state now has four cases of monkeypox, but hundreds of doses of monkeypox vaccine are on the way to the state. The state health department confirmed the two additional probable cases of monkeypox this afternoon but wouldn’t say where in our state they were found.
The state health department confirmed the two additional probable cases of monkeypox on July 20, but wouldn’t say where in our state they were found.
The state health department has already received a small amount of monkeypox vaccine, and the rest is expected to arrive sometime this week.
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