As I write this in late June in the UK, there are murmurings of rising covid cases and the potential need for global steps to combat socalled ‘monkeypox.’ It all sounds depressingly familiar, but we are hopefully a little older and wiser about dealing with infectious disease outbreaks.
By the time you read this, either or both situations may have escalated dangerously, or be forgotten as statistical ‘blips.’ In reality (and regardless of the above two specific diseases), things are likely to be somewhat under control but requiring careful monitoring and risk-reduction steps. For the most part, the advice of experts is likely to be similar to that offered preor post-covid, since many of the same steps are used to control the spread of any national (endemic) or global (pandemic)…
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Jaguar Journal (Digital) - 1 Issue, September/October 2022