Monkeypox 'may be too late to contain and will be hard to stamp out', say experts
“So chains of transmission are slow, which is good. It gives you time to contact trace. On the other hand, if you’re missing some cases, then it’s going to bubble along for a while.”the “tip of the iceberg”.
While it is endemic in West and Central African nations - with 9,000 cases a year - its emergence elsewhere has been unexpected.
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