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By Lindsay Rogers This week, the CDC officially issued a Level 2 advisory for travelers as monkeypox spreads, urging them to “practice enhanced precautions.” “Risk to the general public is low, but you should seek medical care immediately if you develop new, unexplained skin rash (lesions on any part of the body), with or without fever and chills,” the advisory reads. This comes after the news that Canada, too, has issued a Level 2 travel advisory — “a level 2 travel health notice indicates an increased risk to travellers or certain groups of travellers (for example, pregnant women, campers, p…