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   Health officials have identified a sixth case of monkeypox in   
   Michigan, this time on the state’s west side.   
      
   Michigan’s handful of known cases since the spring have been   
   found in Oakland County (3), Detroit (1) and now Kent County (1).   
      
   An additional case has not been associated with a specific   
   county, given that the individual has residences in both   
   Michigan and another state, according to the Department of   
   Health and Human Services. The state is coordinating case   
   investigation with that jurisdiction.   
      
   Monkeypox is a rare disease caused by infection with the   
   monkeypox virus. It comes from the same family of viruses as   
   smallpox, with more often milder symptoms. Common symptoms   
   include fever, headache, muscle aches, swollen lymph nodes,   
   chills, and exhaustion.   
      
   An additional symptom which is helpful in separating monkeypox   
   from COVID or other viral infections, is the rash, which can   
   look like pimples or blisters. It will typically appear on the   
   face, inside the mouth, or on the hands, feet, chest, genitals   
   or anus.   
      
   Health officials have said the virus is not likely to cause the   
   same widespread infection as coronavirus. No largescale   
   vaccination program is anticipated at this time, though   
   residents are advised to be on the lookout for rash illnesses   
   consistent with monkeypox.   
      
   Michigan’s case count is tied for 16th in the nation. State   
   officials declined to provide details surrounding the severity   
   of the cases “to protect patient privacy,” but noted that “so   
   far in the U.S. hospitalization is not common and generally has   
   occurred for pain management and not necessarily due to severe,   
   disseminated infection.”   
      
   Cases of monkeypox have been identified throughout 39 states,   
   with the largest outbreaks coming from New York (156 cases),   
   California (148) and Illinois (122), according to CDC data.   
      
   Below is an interactive map of case data from the CDC. Hover   
   over each state to see how many cases of monkeypox have been   
   reported as of Monday, July 11, 2022.   
      
   Can’t see the map? Click here   
      
   The most common means of spreading monkeypox is through direct   
   contact with the rash, scabs or body fluids of someone who has   
   been infected. Avoid contact with the rash and do not handle a   
   sick person’s bedding/clothing, or share eating utensils or cups   
   with an infected individual.   
      
   If you believe you have been infected, contact your local health   
   department to determine your testing options. If infected, you   
   should isolate at home until your rash has healed.   
      
   For the latest updates on the 2022 monkeypox outbreak, visit the   
   CDC website.   
      
   https://www.mlive.com/public-interest/2022/07/6-monkeypox-cases-   
   identified-in-michigan.html   
      
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