Morocco Confirms Mpox Case
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•Mpox outbreak: Morocco confirms first case in current outbreak
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Man in Marrakech is the first case in current outbreak of mpox in Morocco .
Mpox can be spread through close person contact with someone who is infected.
The infection can clear up on its own and lasts between 14 and 21 days .
In 2024 , more than 20,000 cases and 500 deaths have been recorded across 14 African countries.
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