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I still have a lot of questions about Mpox (Monkeypox). And I've literally made a whole podcast about it.


I remember sitting in the doctor's surgery not long after catching it, wanting to know: What treatment is available? How long will this part last?


Then after I recovered, why wasn't I automatically eligible for the vaccine - am I immune? So I put these questions to the experts and doctors who've been tirelessly to track this outbreak, the changing symptoms and help all of us manage it.


Join us to determine what the science tells us about What The Pox is going on? This week's guests are:


Dr Chole Orkin - British physician and Professor of HIV/AIDS medicine at Queen Mary University of London

Susan Cole - Community engagement, NAM AIDSmap

Joseph Osmundson - American biophysicist and writer

Tri Vo - NYC based graphic designer and illustrator


Listen to understand:


How one doctor worked out that Mpox has changed and re-wrote the symptoms list

The key info about the virology behind transmission - and what this tells us about why more people are catching it

How it's spreading, what we know about immunity, and how effective the vaccines are 


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