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Probable Monkeypox Infection Reported In Santa Clara County
A resident who recently returned to the area after traveling abroad has preliminarily tested positive for monkeypox virus.

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A resident who recently returned to the area after traveling abroad has preliminarily tested positive for monkeypox virus.

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