The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has an alert about Mpox virus in the state. The virus was formerly ...

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is asking the public and health providers to be aware, as mpox particles have been found in wastewater samples in Greenville.Residents and ...

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is urging the public to be on alert for mpox cases following the ...

"The mpox virus is primarily spread by prolonged close contact, typically skin-to-skin, often during sexual activity.

Mpox virus particles were detected in North Carolina's wastewater, indicating possible undiagnosed cases and prompting health ...

The detections were found in wastewater samples collected on March 25, March 28 and April 8 from a treatment plant in Greenville.

The department says the recent proposal by the Trump Administration to cut DHHS’s budget could put the surveillance system at ...

This year there have been two cases of mpox in North Carolina and the new wastewater detections were determined to be another type, clade I, not previously found in North Carolina. These detections ...

Mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, is primarily spread by prolonged close contact, typically skin-to-skin, often during ...

The virus found in wastewater is no longer infectious, but officials said it shows that people in the area may be carrying ...

A strain of the mpox virus that causes a rash, fever, fatigue and other ailments and is spread through sustained personal ...

The Pitt County Health Department says mpox clade I was found in samples collected on March 25, March 28, and April 8th.