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Alaskapox: 14 february – A recent fatality linked to Alaskapox has raised concerns about this rare zoonotic disease. While primarily affecting small mammals in Alaska, it can also infect humans, causing mild to severe symptoms. Here’s what you need to know about Alaskapox:
What is Alaskapox?
Discovered in 2015, Alaskapox is a viral disease caused by the Alaskapox virus, related to smallpox. It’s mainly found in voles and shrews but can jump to humans through contact with infected animals or their environments.
Symptoms:
People with Alaskapox may experience:
Fighting Alaskapox:
Since there’s no specific treatment, focus lies on prevention and symptom management:
Key Points:
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