Background: Human Monkeypox is a zoonotic disease.The Monkeypox virus belongs to the orthopoxvirus family, and it is a double-stranded DNA virus which is mainly found among rodents and other animals and is expected to have been transmitted incidentally to humans and is further spread through human-to-human transmission.Aim: To give a clear picture of the extent of the monkeypox virus and thereby depict the future risk of community transmission of the virus.Methods: A descriptive study has been conducted by analyzing secondary data from the Centre of premio tab 7 Disease Control, UK and the cumulative cases and deaths are calculated.
This is an evidence basis analysis which describes a clear picture of the arising risk due to the monkeypox virus.Result: It was identified that data collected from reliable sources give a clearer picture of the prevalence of the monkeypox virus among men.Conclusion: With the current knowledge of the touchland citrus grove devastation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, it is crucial to examine pathophysiology and transmission to prevent its effect on public health and its propensity to spread like a pandemic.All the governments, health agencies and organizations along with related stakeholders must work on prevention policies to control monkeypox.