For months, this newsletter has been tracking the monkeypox outbreak and the rapid effort to control the virus in the United States.
For some, monkeypox can seem like a distant threat: The virus tends to be seen as something that affects only the gay and bisexual community. In fact, it also infects people in the wider population – especially in New York, Texas, California, Florida, Oregon – and has even infected children in some cases.
We’ve been monitoring the outbreak for months now, and we’d love to know how you’re dealing with it.
So we’re asking our readers: How does monkeypox affect you? Are you making any changes? We’re also asking our readers about their experiences trying to get vaccinated.
If you’d like to tell us your story, you can fill out this form below. We’d love to hear about your experience and may use it in an upcoming virus briefing.
