Manx Care is now offering Monkeypox vaccines to those at high risk.
The rare viral infection usually causes a high temperature and a body rash that lasts a few weeks, although the risk of getting Monkeypox on the Isle of Man is currently very low.
The health body says the vaccination won't be available to every member of the population, and eligibility criteria is being used to determine who is offered a dose.
If you feel like you're at risk and should receive a vaccine, you can contact the Sexual Health Service at Noble's Hospital on 650710 - you can find more information here.
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