San Francisco will end its public health emergency for monkeypox on Oct. 31.
The San Francisco Department of Public Health reports cases of monkeypox have slowed to less than one case per day and add over 27,000 residents are now vaccinated against the virus.
SFDPH said it will continue efforts to prevent the spread of monkeypox by focusing on public health resources and responding to outbreaks as needed. 1. SFDPH will be ending the MPX local health emergency on October 31. Thanks to the work of community members, community & government partners & dedicated staff, MPX cases have slowed to less than one per day. More than 27k San Franciscans are vaccinated. 1/5
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