CDC Confirms Case Of Monkeypox In Philadelphia, First In Pennsylvania - CBS Philadelphia
US to distribute monkeypox vaccine as NJ reports 4 probable cases
NYC Health Department investigating 2 more suspected cases of monkeypox - ABC7 New York
Philadelphia man with monkeypox shares story, as cases climb across Delaware Valley - 6abc Philadelphia
Monkeypox | Inspira Health
Black Philadelphians are at higher risk of monkeypox but get just a fraction of vaccine doses
Monkeypox in Hudson County and Where to Get the Vaccine – HudPost
Monkeypox cases decline, but health officials urge caution | Video | NJ Spotlight News
Monkeypox: The Basics for Nurses | | New Jersey State Nurses Association
N.J. Department of Health confirms 1st case of monkeypox in Jersey City, city says - Hudson County View
Monkeypox in New Jersey: Health Department Finds First Case – NBC New York
Murphy Calls for More Monkeypox Vaccines for NJ – NBC10 Philadelphia
Monkeypox in NJ: Vaccine inequities shown in latest data
Monkeypox | Burlington County, NJ - Official Website
NJ records 8th monkeypox case, first confirmed in Camden County
PRI's MPV (Monkeypox) Situation Update – November 15 - NYC Pandemic Response Institute
Health Officer on Monkeypox: 214 Cases in NJ, 45 in Essex County | Bloomfield, NJ News TAPinto
Congress mostly silent as states struggle to contain monkeypox | Nebraska Examiner
Monkeypox Cases Climb In NJ As Global Concerns Mount | Across New Jersey, NJ Patch
Here are the states with monkeypox cases | The Hill
U.S. Declares Monkeypox a Public Health Emergency as Demand for Vaccines Exceeds Supply in NJ | NJAMHAA
Monkeypox: Normal Precautions — But No Special Precautions — Are Needed to Combat Virus | Rutgers University
New Jersey's first case of monkeypox confirmed in Jersey City – New York Daily News
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N.J. monkeypox cases nearly double to 89 in a week - nj.com
Monkeypox cases are in sharp decline. Could the outbreak be over? - New Jersey Monitor
