The California Department of Public Health says the risk of monkeypox in the state is low, but health officials across the state are urging people to take precautions to avoid outbreaks.
Monkeypox is a viral disease related to smallpox. It has gotten increasing attention across the United States since cases began popping up across the country. There are currently 434 confirmed cases in California, Mendocino County Health Officer Andrew Coren said in a press release Friday. As of the Tuesday Board of Supervisors meeting, there are no reported or confirmed cases of monkeypox in Mendocino County.
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