Dr. Amish Adalja talks about the recent Monkeypox outbreaks and any potential risk that they pose on Monday's 'Special Report' with Bret Baier.
This is something we have dealt with before. What’s interesting about this outbreak that’s occurring now is it's transmitting person to person with people who haven’t been to any of the endemic areas in Africa. Haven’t had contact with animals. We have got some epidemiological work to do to halt this outbreak. It’s not something that has pandemic potential or anything like
, but it is something that we need to take corrective action. We need to use the vaccine and figure out how people are getting infected and stop those links in transmission.Get all the stories you need-to-know from the most powerful name in news delivered first thing every morning to your inbox
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