monkeypox

As of Wednesday morning, the total number of monkeypox cases in Riverside County has reached 300. That’s according to Riverside County Health officials. As of October 12, Palm Springs has 142 cases. Cathedral City has 37 cases. 16 cases are recorded in Desert Hot Springs. There are 6 cases in Indio and 6 in Rancho

Riverside County reported 11 new confirmed or probable monkeypox cases today, raising the overall number to 267.    Last Tuesday, the number of cases in the county was 244, up from 201 the previous week. A total of 125 probable or confirmed monkeypox cases have been reported in Palm Springs, making up almost half of

Riverside County reported four new confirmed or probable monkeypox cases today, raising the overall number to 252.    Last week, the number of cases in the county was 223, up from 197 the previous week. Fill Out Riverside County’s Monkeypox Vaccine Interest Form Here A total of 121 probable or confirmed monkeypox cases have been

Riverside County reported 10 new confirmed or probable monkeypox cases today, raising the overall number to 244.    Last Tuesday, the number of cases in the county was 201, up from 172 the previous week.   A total of 117 probable or confirmed monkeypox cases have been reported in Palm Springs, making up almost half of

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, along with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, confirmed today the first death due to monkeypox in a county resident. The person “was severely immunocompromised and had been hospitalized,” the health department said in a statement Monday.   “To protect confidentiality and privacy, additional information on

Riverside County reported nine new confirmed or probable monkeypox cases today, raising the overall number to 234.   Last week, the number of cases in the county was 201, up from 172 the previous week.   4 of the 9 new cases were in the Coachella Valley. There were 3 new cases in Palm Springs and 1

Los Angeles County health officials announced today the death of a person in the county who was infected with monkeypox, and an investigation is under way to determine if the ailment was a contributing factor in the death. The case is only the second in the United States being investigated as a possible monkeypox death.

Riverside County reported 22 new confirmed or probable monkeypox cases today, raising the overall number to 223.    Last Wednesday, the number of cases in the county was 197, up from 158 the previous week.   At least 19 of the 22 cases were reported in the Coachella Valley. Check Out: DAP Health holding monkeypox vaccine

Riverside County reported four new confirmed or probable monkeypox cases today, raising the overall number to 201.   Last week, the number of cases in the county was 171, up from 128 the previous week. Here in the Coachella Valley, we are reporting two new cases and one less case: Cathedral City has one new case.

Riverside County has launched a dashboard breaking down data on monkeypox vaccinations across the county, including the Coachella Valley. The dashboard is available at rivcoph.org/mpx/Data. Check Out the interactive dashboard below: According to the data, as of Sept. 1, 6,474 vaccines have been allocated to Riverside County, They have also received 6,474 doses.  A total

Riverside County reported 25 new confirmed or probable monkeypox cases today, raising the overall number to 197.    Jose Arballo, a spokesman for the Riverside University Health System, provided the updated numbers, which can be found at www.rivcoph.org/mpx/Data — a monkeypox dashboard that shares a breakdown of cases in the county with city-by-city data and

Riverside County reported six new confirmed or probable monkeypox cases today, raising the overall number to 171.    Jose Arballo, a spokesman for the Riverside University Health System, provided the updated numbers, which can be found at www.rivcoph.org/mpx/Data — a monkeypox dashboard that shares a breakdown of cases in the county with city-by-city data and

Riverside County reported seven new confirmed or probable monkeypox cases today, but one case was transferred to San Bernardino County, now making the overall cases 164. Jose Arballo, a spokesman for the Riverside University Health System, provided the updated numbers, which can be found at www.rivcoph.org/mpx/Data — a monkeypox dashboard that shares a breakdown of

Palm Springs and GT Molecular have started to test for monkeypox in the city’s wastewater, officials announced on Tuesday. The first two results of the testing were released on Tuesday. MPX Results From Aug 7 to Sept 11 “Recent testing has confirmed the detection of monkeypox virus in Palm Springs wastewater. Because the data is

Riverside County reported five more confirmed or probable monkeypox cases today, raising the overall number to 128.   Jose Arballo, a spokesman for the Riverside University Health System, told City News Service that 45 of the cases were confirmed and 82 were probable among Monday’s aggregate count. Arballo provided the updated numbers with a monkeypox dashboard