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Last update: an hour agoMpox Watch: Guinea-Bissau reports its first known mpox outbreak: WHO data up to Aug. 23 show 10 lab-confirmed cases and 58 suspected, all confirmed infections in adults with no clear links between cases and no deaths so far—genetic testing points to clade IIb related to viruses seen in Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Nigeria. Injury & Access to Care: Nigeria’s Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen is hopeful of returning soon after a groin/adductor injury at Galatasaray, with MRI and medical checks underway; the uncertainty matters because Nigeria’s 2027 AFCON qualifiers include a trip to Guinea-Bissau. Local Health & Safety: In Northern Ireland, police say an 8-year-old girl injured in the Dungannon murder case is now stable after rapid first aid, while the suspect is charged with murder and attempted murder; the victim is reported to be originally from Guinea-Bissau. Health System Signals: A wider West Africa vulture conservation plan is struggling to take off, with experts citing weak coordination and funding—an indirect reminder that public health and ecosystem protection often move together.
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