New case of clade 1b mpox detected
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•New case of mutant mpox strain detected in UK
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A new case of a more dangerous strain of mpox has been detected in Britain .
The case was detected in East Sussex and the individual is undergoing specialist treatment.
It is the sixth case of the new variant to be detected since October 2024 .
All five other people who had been infected had either travelled to the UK from Africa , or had close contact with someone who did.
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