US media: The proportion of minority infection with ethnic minorities is far more than official data

The U.S. Monkey Epidemic has severely impacted African and Latin Americans. Recently, the sample data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stated that in the national diagnostic cases of monkey acne, Latin American people accounted for 33%and African -American accounted for 28%. In this regard, the US "Politics News" website issued a document questioning that the amount and coverage of the sample data and coverage of the US Centers for Disease Control were limited, which completely underestimated the influence of the US ethnic minorities in this monkey acne epidemic.

The Politics Daily pointed out that there are only 6,000 data samples of the ethnic minority monkey acne published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention this time, and only cover the three states of California, New York and New Jersey. In fact, in many states in the United States, The proportion of infection between African and Latin Americans is far more than the data published by the Center for Disease Control.

For example, in Georgia, African descent accounts for only one -third of the state's population, but 82%of patients with acne are African descent. In North Carolina, African descent accounts for only one -fifth of the state's population, but more than 70%of the patients with acne are African -American. In New York City, about 67%of monkey acne cases are African or Latin Americans, but the population of the two ethnic groups accounts for only half of the city's total population.

Monkey acne epidemic reproduces American systemic racial inequality

In addition, the vaccination status of African and Latin -American acne vaccines 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, and they accounted for more than 25%of the state's population.

Doctor Wardlo: As an African -American, I am not surprised at this data. Systemic racism and inherent prejudice make this kind of thing constantly appear.

What is even more disturbing is that there are no specific data involving different ethnic groups in the state of the state in the state of the state in the state of the state.

Doctor Darien Saton: Honestly, we can often see such inequality in the field of medical and health in the United States. No (for ethnic minorities) equally.

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