Resources with keywords: transmission



Inadvertent Platelet Transfusion from Monkeypox Virus–Infected Donor to Recipient, Thailand, 2023
CDC / Emerging Infectious Diseases
1 March 2024

Puenpa J, Intharasongkroh D, Vongpunsawad S, et al.
In Thailand, platelet product from a blood donor was transfused to a recipient who had dengue. Two days later, the donor was confirmed to have monkeypox virus infection. Monkeypox virus DNA was undetectable in recipient specimens up to 2 weeks after transfusion. The recipient remained asymptomatic at 4 weeks of monitoring.

Epidemiological Alert - Anticipation of the onset of respiratory virus season - 22 September 2023
WHO / PAHO
22 September 2023

Several countries from the southern hemisphere have been reporting an early start of the increase of acute respiratory infection during the recent 2023 season of circulation of respiratory viruses, suggesting a shift of seasonal pattern observed prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Notes from the Field: Outbreak of Cryptosporidiosis Among Collegiate Swimmers and Evidence of Secondary Transmission — Massachusetts and Rhode Island, 2023
CDC/MMWR

Chiumento G, Osinski A, DeVoe K, et al.

Ventilation Improvements Among K–12 Public School Districts — United States, August–December 2022 (NEW 6/12, Website, Publication)
CDC/MMWR
7 April 2023

Mark-Carew M, Kang G, Pampati S, Mead KR, Martin SB Jr., Barrios LC
To reduce school transmission of SARS-CoV-2, K–12 public school districts implemented various types of ventilation improvements.

Monkeypox Technical Reports
CDC

These are technical reports intended for scientific audiences.

Poliomyelitis: For Healthcare Providers: Infection and Transmission
CDC
Strategies Adopted by Gay, Bisexual, and Other Men Who Have Sex with Men to Prevent Monkeypox virus Transmission — United States, August 2022
CDC/MMWR
2 September 2022

Delaney KP, Sanchez T, Hannah M, et al.

What You Need To Know About Monkeypox
Science Friday
12 August 2022

The interview discusses modes transmission, communication, and vaccination.

Prevention and Transmission
CDC
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI)
USDA

Includes the most recent report for confirmed HPAI Findings in Wild Birds. It also includes resources for emergency response.

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