Mpox Among Pregnant Women and Their Infants in the U.S. Outbreak, 2022–2023
Nicole M. Roth, Dana Meaney‐Delman(National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases), Suzanne Newton(Alabama Department of Public Health), Victoria Shelus(Computer Emergency Response Team), Khue Vu Nguyen(Alabama Department of Public Health), Hailee Hutcherson(Alabama Department of Public Health), Van T. Tong(CDC Foundation), Amanda Shinall(Alabama Department of Public Health), Varsha Neelam(Alabama Department of Public Health), Andrea M. McCollum(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Anthony Merriweather(Alabama Department of Public Health), Teri’ Willabus(Alabama Department of Public Health), Erin K. Ricketts(Alabama Department of Public Health), H. Jin Suh Oh(Alabama Department of Public Health), Marco Tori(Alabama Department of Public Health), Karlotta M. Davis(Alabama Department of Public Health), Patricia Yu(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Umme‐Aiman Halai(Alabama Department of Public Health), Rose Devasia(Alabama Department of Public Health), Yon Yu(Department of Human Services), Grace Lee(Harvard University), Emily O’Malley Olsen, Joyce Chou(Alabama Department of Public Health), Kathryn Aveni(Alabama Department of Public Health), Alison Fountain(Alabama Department of Public Health), Ayomide Sokale(Alabama Department of Public Health)
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