County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer said.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - is not related to the suspected case reported on Wednesday, L.A. County’s first suspected monkeypox case - which was first reported last week and has since been confirmed by the U.S. “They are symptomatic but doing well and isolating away from others,” officials said in a statement Wednesday. County Department of Public Health said the latest case occurred in an adult who recently traveled.
Los Angeles County has reported its second probable case of monkeypox as California’s total probable case tally rises to 12.
