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Monkeypox Has Officially Made Its Way To Australia So That’s Another Thing To Look Out For

Australia United States Kerry Chant Disease
UPDATE — 20TH MAY 2022: A confirmed case of monkeypox has been found in Victoria just hours after a probable case was identified in Sydney. Per The Sydney Morning Herald
Brett Sutton per 7NewsORIGINALABCKerry Chantseveral cases of suspected and confirmed monkeypoxand

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