Misinterpretation of Monkeypox Transmission History

The discussion highlights significant inaccuracies presented regarding the transmission history of monkeypox, particularly by figures like Peter McCullough. Contrary to claims suggesting that human-to-human transmission was first observed in 2022, documented cases date back to 1970 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Historical data shows that by the 1990s, a substantial percentage of monkeypox cases in Congo were attributed to human transmission, with 27.5% recorded shortly after the virus was identified in humans. This reveals how misinformation can distort established facts, as the virus has been recognized for over five decades, further emphasizing the need for accurate information in public health discussions.