For the first case in the past ten years, infected people can spread the virus to others!U.S. Disease Control Center: This example found in New York is just the "corner of the iceberg"

According to CCTV News, a senior official of the American Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on August 10, local time that a case of spinal ash inflammation found in New York last month was only the "corner of the iceberg", which shows that "there must be a number in the community in the community. 100 cases are spreading. " The official said that "communication will be quiet", so it is not easy to detect.

According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about three -quarters of the infection of gryomitis virus in the United States have no symptoms, but they still have the ability to spread the virus to others. Among the symptoms, the common symptoms are sore throat or headache, which can be easily ignored or confused with other diseases. About one of the 200 infected people is paralyzed, and a few paralyzed people will die because they cannot breathe.

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According to CCTV News, on July 21, local time, there was a case of pediatric paralysis (spinal ash quality) in Olbani, New York, and the first case in the United States in the past ten years.

In the late 1940s, the outbreak of spinal ash virus virus caused an average of more than 35,000 disability in the United States each year. In 1955, the vaccine began to be vaccinated, and the case dropped sharply.

It is reported that pediatric paralysis was once one of the most terrible diseases in the United States, and there were thousands of cases of pediatric paralysis permanently outbreak every year. In 1955, the United States began to supply pediatric paralysis vaccines. The national vaccination campaign reduced the number of cases each year to less than 100 cases in the 1960s, and decreased to less than 10 cases in the 1970s.

In 1979, pediatric paralysis was announced in the United States, which means that the virus is no longer routine to spread in the United States. The last report of the US paralysis in the United States was in 2013. According to the latest child vaccination data of the American Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 93%of 2 -year -old children were vaccinated at least three doses of spinal ashcotitis vaccine.

It is understood that the spinal ash virus is mainly spread between people or through polluting water. It can infect people's spinal cord, cause paralysis, and may cause permanent disability and death. The disease mainly affects children.

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