She warned that anyone is at potential risk for the disease, regardless of their sexual orientation. “We are concerned that individuals may acquire this infection through high-risk exposure if they don’t have the information they need to protect themselves.” “At the moment, we are not concerned about a global pandemic,” she said.
“It’s very important to describe this because it appears to be an increase in a mode of transmission that may have been under-recognized in the past,” said Lewis.
