Transient decrease in T cells and atypical lymphocyte proliferation after the onset of mpox

Adachi, Eisuke; Saito, Makoto; Otani, Amato; Koga, Michiko; Yotsuyanagi, Hiroshi

doi:10.1002/jmv.29021

Journal of Medical Virology

2023

DOI: 10.1002/jmv.29021

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Transient decrease in T cells and atypical lymphocyte proliferation after the onset of mpox

Eisuke Adachi,

Makoto Saito,

Amato Otani

et al.

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Crisis management for the future: Building a platform to provide information on emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases from normal times in Japan

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At the beginning of the mpox (disease caused by monkey pox) epidemic, there was no platform in Japan to provide appropriate information on emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases (EIDs), and the number of accesses to bioterrorism-related information sites increased rapidly. Even though the interest in mpox was much smaller than in coronavirus infectious disease, emerged in late 2019 (COVID-19), the increase in the number of views were much greater than during the COVID-19 epidemic. This may not be because mpox is bioterrorismrelated as an analog of smallpox, but rather because there were no other websites providing information on mpox. For future crisis management, there should be a platform to provide information on possible epidemics of EIDs from normal times in Japan.

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Crisis management for the future: Building a platform to provide information on emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases from normal times in Japan

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Otani,

Yotsuyanagi

et al. 2024

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Transient decrease in T cells and atypical lymphocyte proliferation after the onset of mpox

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Crisis management for the future: Building a platform to provide information on emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases from normal times in Japan

Crisis management for the future: Building a platform to provide information on emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases from normal times in Japan

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