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[Cyprus Times] Chickenpox and not monkeypox was the suspected case in Kefalonia

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Chickenpox and not monkeypox was finally the suspected case in Kefalonia It was examined by the Professor of Pathology Sotiris Tsiodra

Chickenpox and not monkeypox showed the final results of the 29-year-old English tourist, who is being treated at the Attikon hospital[/B] in Athens, and was considered a suspected case.

The 29-year-old, who together with his partner had been transported with special sterile capsules from Kefalonia to "Attikon Hospital", was examined by Professor Sotiris Tsiodras, a professor of pathology at the University of Athens, and was found to be suffering from chickenpox.

The 29-year-old man has skin rashes and the Kefalonia health authorities who assessed the case, considered him suspected of having the disease that has created a disturbance with its gradual spread to more and more countries in Europe.

It should be noted that the Greek health authorities remain vigilant following the increase in cases of monkeypox in neighbouring countries. The EODY is expected to implement the recommendations of the World Health Organization with the outbreak being quarantined for 21 days.

Source: CNA


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