Twelve new mpox vaccination sites have opened across England. Mpox is caused by a virus in the same family as smallpox, although it is usually much less harmful. Previously, vaccines were available only at sites in London, Brighton and Manchester.

The NHS have opened 12 new mpox vaccination sites to help protect those at an increased risk of getting the infection. Every region in England will now be able to offer the vaccine, after it previously only being available to those eligible in London, Manchester and Brighton. This is in addition to 19 sites already vaccinating in:

The NHS has urged three groups of people to come forward for an important vaccine as a new case of a potentially deadly virus strain has been detected in England. A new diagnosis of clade Ib mpox was reported by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) on January 31.

Twelve new mpox vaccination sites have opened across England, after another case of a strain of the virus was found in the UK. Health officials announced the new sites so every region in the country will be able to offer jabs to those at a higher risk of getting the infection.

The NHS has ramped up efforts to protect Brits from the Mpox virus by announcing twelve new vaccination sites will open across England. It comes after the UK Health Security Agency confirmed another Mpox case had been detected in the country last week (January 31).

Twelve new mpox vaccination sites have opened across England. Officials say it means every area in the country will be able to offer jabs to those at a higher risk of getting the infection.

Every area in England will be able to offer jabs against mpox after 12 new vaccination sites opened. Health officials announced on Monday that a dozen new sites have opened across the country, when they previously had only covered London, Brighton and Manchester.

Across England, 12 new mpox vaccination sites have opened, according to health officials. This means every area in the country will be able to offer jabs to those at a higher risk of getting the infection.

12 new centres join 19 that had already been established with those at risk being offered advice on how to avoid the infection