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New lethal Mpox strain 'likely already' in UK and could spread in weeks, expert warns
dailyrecord.co.ukExperts have warned that a lethal strain of Monkeypox could 'likely already be in the UK' and could spread in just two weeks.The news comes after the World Health Organisation declared a "public health emergency of international concern" following a deadly surge in Africa.
Since the start of the year, there have been 1,500 cases and 450 deaths in the Democratic Republic of Congo alone.It's now been reported that a more severe strain of the virus has been responsible for 450 of the deaths and is known as Clade 1.
It was detected in Sweden. There are two types of Clade 1 and the Swedish case has been identified as Clade 1b, reports the Mirror.Paul Hunter, Professor of Medicine at the University of East Anglia, told the Mirror that the strain "may well be here" already due to a delay in the testing and diagnosis.
Dr Hunter said: "If I was to bet, I'd bet on it already being in the country, because by the time you get infected and diagnosed to understand what Clade it is, you're looking at around two weeks.""If you turn up to an STD clinic with symptoms of Mpox, the physician that sees you will have no way of being able to tell what Clade it is, because they all look the same," he explained. "You get infected, a week later, you get ill enough to go to the clinic, a sample gets taken - and it's shown to be Monkeypox, and then it's sequenced to see what Clade it is.
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