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ギニアビサウ、エムポックス疑い例の半数が子ども
ギニアビサウでは7月に宣言されたエムポックスの感染拡大が続いており、報告された全症例の半分を子どもが占めています。ウイルスが未検出のまま広がっているのではないかという懸念が高まっています。
以下に引用した情報源をもとにAIが生成しました。
ギニアビサウの地元当局は、7月4日の国家流行宣言に続き、エムポックスの疑い例46件、確認例7件を報告しました。この感染拡大は、西アフリカの同国で27歳の女性が初の確認例となってから1週間余り後に公式に発表されました。
流行から約2か月が経過し、保健当局は若い患者の割合が高いことや、ウイルスが検出されずに循環している可能性について警鐘を鳴らしています。報告された全症例の半分を子どもが占めており、そのうち16人が4歳未満です。
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