American media: The proportion of racial differences in the number of race differences in the population of the American Monkey infection is high

Monkey acne tight under microscope. (Data map)

Overseas Network, August 12th. According to Statnews in the United States, the tracing data of Monkey's acne epidemic in the United States shows that there are obvious racial differences in the country's people in the infection of monkey acne, and the proportion of colored human cases is high.

According to data updated by the Ministry of Health and Psychological Health of New York City on the 11th, 25%of local monkey acne cases are African -American men, and nearly 30%of patients are Spanish men, which are roughly the same as their proportion of the total population. But in comparison, the racial differences among the patients with acne in the southern United States. For example, the number of African -American population in Georgia is about 30%, but 82%of the cases of monkey acne in the state are all African -American. 70%of the northern Carolona in the North Carolina is African -American, while the state's African -American population accounts for only 21%.

In San Clara County, California, about 40%of the cases of acne are Latin -in -law, while Latin people account for less than 30%of the local population. Throughout California, 11.5%of monkey acne cases occurred among African -American men, and this number was about twice the proportion of African -American population in the state.

As of August 5, data from the American Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) showed that in the effective statistics of the Monkey Acne epidemic reported to the agency, 26%of the cases were African -American and 28%were Spain. The proportion of the total population of each race. However, a number of American experts said that the statistics are not enough to fully reflect racial differences, because not all states have timely and fully reported local case data, and experts are worried that the actual situation may be worse than now.

Joia Mukherjee, Chief Medical Officer of Global Non -profit Organization "Health Partner", said that as the new crown epidemic has an incomparable impact on American people, there are racial differences among multiple epidemic diseases in the United States. This is "unforgivable". Mukji also criticized the U.S. government to respond too slowly to the epidemic.

"We did not summarize the lessons from the anti -hit new crown epidemic. In public health incidents, we are retreating." Said Stella Safo, a junior health doctor at Sinai Hospital. Katelyn Jetelina, a Peshaus epidemios, also lamented, "We see the same problems during the new crown epidemic. Our public health data is scattered and outdated, and public health funds have been insufficient." (Overseas Network/ Yao Kaihong Internship Compilation/Wang Ruiqi)

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