The White House is ramping up its efforts against monkeypox, ordering more vaccines and making treatment more accessible.
WASHINGTON - The Biden administration is ramping up its efforts against monkeypox.
On Thursday, U.S. health officials announced an additional 1.8 million doses of the monkeypox vaccine will soon be available. They are planning to make the vaccine available onsite at large-scale gatherings of gay and bisexual men, a community hard-hit by the virus. They’re also outlining a plan to make treatment for monkeypox more accessible.While intimate contact is the highest-risk form of spread, the White House says other populations could also become more vulnerable to monkeypox, including college students, sports teams and children at day care centers.
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