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Mpox Virus Can Survive on Stainless Steel Surface, Infect People for up to 30 Days [Study]
The mpox virus can live on surfaces despite varying temperatures. Click to read more. Mpox virus, formerly called the monkeypox virus, can survive on stainless steel surfaces and reproduce for at least several days and infect some people for up to 30 days, according to a new study led by scientists in Germany.
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