monkeypox threat is ‘pretty low’ but it’s a ‘nasty disease for those who get it’ | Dr Roland Salmon

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GBNews published this video item, entitled “monkeypox threat is ‘pretty low’ but it’s a ‘nasty disease for those who get it’ | Dr Roland Salmon” – below is their description.

‘The threat to the wider public is pretty low… but it can be quite a nasty disease for those who get it.’

Former Director of the Communicable Disease Centre in Wales, Dr Roland Salmon, discusses where monkeypox likely came from and how the UKHSA may respond.

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