This has been around for a while you can find articles about it going back to the 70s.
"Monkeypox
Monkeypox, a viral infection that resembles smallpox, was first recognized in captive primates in 1958 and first identified in humans in 1970" https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/neuroscience/monkeypox
It's just media hype, there are cases in America and elsewhere every year. As to a vaccine the already invented smallpox vaccine which eradicated the terrible disease, fun fact first vaccine developed in 1798, prevents the disease. However we don't vaccinate for it anymore because it's so rare so cases occasionally pop up. Nothing to worry about if you just do some research.
This has been around for a while you can find articles about it going back to the 70s.
"Monkeypox Monkeypox, a viral infection that resembles smallpox, was first recognized in captive primates in 1958 and first identified in humans in 1970"
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/neuroscience/monkeypox It's just media hype, there are cases in America and elsewhere every year. As to a vaccine the already invented smallpox vaccine which eradicated the terrible disease, fun fact first vaccine developed in 1798, prevents the disease. However we don't vaccinate for it anymore because it's so rare so cases occasionally pop up. Nothing to worry about if you just do some research.