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Jalisco confirmed two new cases of monkeypox, the state with the most cases in Mexico

The Secretary of Health of the state of Jalisco (SSJ) reported this Tuesday afternoon that two new cases of monkeypox were detected.

According to Dr. Fernando Petersen, head of the unit, neither of them was under surveillance, but the Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference ( InDRE ) has already confirmed their infections. Both are in isolation and without serious symptoms.

Detailing that they had contact with foreign visitors, he ruled out that there is a community contagion.

"In none of these cases we had follow-up, they are new cases, and yesterday they reported . . .

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