The UK Health Security Agency is currently reporting that so far 95.3% of cases of monkeypox in the UK have occurred among people who are 'Gay, bisexual, or men who have sex with men'.
This market will resolve YES if, by 1 July 2023, the UK Health Security Agency or another UK government agency releases data suggesting that less than 50% of new monkeypox cases in the UK are occurring among the 'Gay, bisexual, or men who have sex with men' group.
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last technical briefing: "There is no robust evidence of sustained transmission outside some sexual networks of GBMSM." Percentage of cases in GBMSM: 96.8%. But the report is from September 2022, I do no think that they will update anymore. @RobertWiblin are you going to resolve with the last available report by June 30, or will you resolve N/A if there are no reports close to the summer?
@egroj In the absence of any affirmative evidence released by end of June 2023 I will resolve it as 'No'. :)
@NathanpmYoung If there are effectively no cases such that random fluctutations could easily make it more than 50% by sheer chance I would want to resolve it as No as that feels more consistent with the spirit of the question.