New Jersey officials create web page to answer questions about monkeypox
Current New Jersey law forbids discrimination based on a monkeypox diagnosis or having symptoms of the virus.
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Current New Jersey law forbids discrimination based on a monkeypox diagnosis or having symptoms of the virus.
Stephanie Stahl reports.
So far, only 23% of the shots have been given to Black Philadelphians, that's compared to 57% that have been given to Whites.
Alicia Roberts reports.
The city's health commissioner says Philadelphia was promised 3,612 doses but is only receiving 720 vials.
Stephanie Stahl reports.
Stephanie Stahl reports.
All of the patients are men.
This is unfolding quickly as there are now almost 9,000 cases of monkeypox in less than three months.
Stephanie Stahl reports.
The plan would allow providers to administer one-fifths of the recommended dosage.
A day after monkeypox was declared a public health emergency, advocates say the additional resources can't come fast enough. The vaccine is still very limited and cases are spreading quickly.
Stephanie Stahl reports.
Ross DiMattei reports.
Throughout the nation, there are now more than 6,600 cases and those figures are expected to rise.
As of Tuesday night, Pennsylvania has reported 173 cases, followed by New Jersey with 160, and Delaware with 5.
