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Cluster of Human Tanapox Cases in Wildlife Reserve, South Africa, 2024.

Monica Birkhead, Antoinette A Grobbelaar, Daniel Morobadi, Hlupi D Mpangani, Julia Dabrowski, Kamini Govender, Lucille H Blumberg, Mandla Zwane, Naazneen Moolla, Naume D Tebeila, Nevashan Govender, Terry Marshall, Veerle Dermaux-Msimang, Wayne Grayson, Jacqueline Weyer• 2026• Emerging infectious diseases

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Tanapox is a rare, self-limiting, mosquitoborne viral zoonosis. During February-March 2024, we identified 11 human tanapox cases near Orpen in Kruger National Park, South Africa. We retrospectively identified 2 suspected cases from Pafuri from 2021, suggesting continued virus circulation. Public awareness of tanapox is essential for appropriate medical treatment.

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PoxviridaeSouth AfricaTanapox viruscutaneous lesionsvector-borne infectionsviruseswildlife-human interfacezoonoses

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