2022年猿疫情,从罕见疾病到全球卫生突发事件:对旅行者的影响

Oyelola Adegboye1,2,3,4, Faith Alele5,6, Anton Pak6,7

  • 1Menzies School of Health Research, Charles Darwin University, Casuarina, NT, 0811, Australia. oyelola.adegboye@menzies.edu.au.

概括

(mpox) 通过旅行和大规模聚会在全球范围内传播,由病毒基因组学驱动. 了解这些因素是控制这种动物传播疾病和减轻其经济影响的关键.

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