A doctor’s needlestick puncture wound was the subject of a journal article in Emerging Infectious Disease. The doctor, working in Portugal, suffered a needlestick injury to his left index finger. This occurred when he was collecting a fluid sample from a man who had a pustular rash. The doctor, according to the article, did not… Continue reading Monkeypox Occupational Needlestick Injury: Injured Workers in the News, #92
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