The spread of the U.S. acne epidemic spreading Latin American and African descent is greatly affected

Monkey's epidemic has continued to spread in the United States. At present, there have been more than 14,000 confirmed cases in the United States. According to the recent information released by the Health Department of Colorado, 34%of the patients in the state are Latin American, while Latin American people account for only 22%of the state's population. In addition, 12%of the patients in the state of the state are non -continent, but they account for only 4%of the state's population.

According to US media reports, according to the sample data of the US Disease Control and Prevention Center, in the case of American acne diagnosis, Latin Americans account for 33%and African descent. one.

At present, Latin American and African -American are affected by the epidemic of monkey acne, but their vaccination is not optimistic. According to data from the Kororado health department last week, less than 15%of the monkey acne vaccine was vaccinated by African or Latin Americans. In North Carolina, more than 70%of the patients with acne are African. However, only 26%of the state in the state was vaccinated by African descent.

U.S. media reports pointed out that although the US government has recently announced that it will increase the supply of monkey acne vaccines, due to the lagging data collection and testing of case data collection and testing across the United States, the problem of low vaccine distribution efficiency is still difficult to solve.

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