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The emblem of the World Health Organization. Archival photo GENEVA, May 20. The World Health Organization (WHO) is aware of 37 cases of monkeypox infection, another 71 are under investigation, spokesman Tarik Yazarevich told RIA Novosti. «Currently, there are 37 confirmed cases and 71 cases are under investigation. WHO is urging countries to follow case definitions and look for new ones. We expect more to come as the search expands,» Jazarevic said. within a few weeks, but in some cases they can lead to medical complications and even death. Jazarevich also noted that monkeypox can affect anyone and is not associated with any particular group of people. «Although some cases of the disease have been reported among sexual partners , this virus can infect anyone. It is wrong to stigmatize anyone,» the WHO spokesman added.15:53InfographicMonkeypox symptoms and distributionInfographicView