The head of WHO has said that there is no need for mass vaccination against monkeypox because it's not highly transmissible.
According to Rosamund Lewis, the head of the World Health Organization's smallpox department, there is no need for mass vaccination against monkeypox, but contact tracing and isolation are still necessary to manage the outbreak.
According to the latest WHO advice, only people who deal with viruses professionally — such as lab workers, health workers, and first r...
