The 67-Year Lie: Why ‘Monkeypox’ Was Never About Monkeys—And Scientists Knew It
In 1958, Danish scientists at the State Serum Institute in Copenhagen made a discovery that would haunt virology nomenclature for the next six decades. Laboratory monkeys imported from Singapore developed mysterious pox-like lesions across their bodies—and researchers named the culprit “monkeypox virus”. There was just one problem: monkeys don’t naturally carry or transmit this virus. For […]
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