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Monkeypox advice from health experts
- August 11, 2022
- Tagged as: COVID, gay, LGBT, LGBTQ, monkeypox, queer, San Francisco
Monkeypox has primarily affected men who sleep with men, but it has been diagnosed in children and women, and health experts says it’s likely to move more widely into the general population. What are we...