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Editorial
. 2019 Jun 11;26(5):taz002.
doi: 10.1093/jtm/taz002.

Monkeypox transmission among international travellers-serious monkey business?

Kristina M Angelo  1 , Brett W Petersen  2 , Davidson H Hamer  3   4 , Eli Schwartz  5   6 , Gary Brunette  1
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Editorial

Monkeypox transmission among international travellers-serious monkey business?

Kristina M Angelo et al. J Travel Med. .
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Conflicts of interest: None declared.

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