31 children in the United States diagnosed monkey acne virus American media: children's infection may be more serious

Overseas Network, September 2nd. According to the Fox News on September 1, the epidemic of the monkey acne is currently spreading in the United States. The latest data show that 31 children in the United States have reportedly diagnosed with 11 states. Among them, there were 9 cases of Texas, and three cases of Florida were under 4 years of age.

It is reported that in July this year, the American Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had warned that preliminary evidence showed that children under the age of 8 may suffer from more serious diseases if they infected monkey acne virus.

According to data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as of September 1, there were 19,465 cases of American acne diagnosis, and all 50 states had cases, and the number of cases ranked first in the world. American public health experts have pointed out that due to insufficient testing capabilities, the number of cases of acne in the United States may be much higher than official statistics.

Recently, the US media has continuously published articles, criticizing the inadequate resistance of the U.S. government to fight against monkey acne, which has led to problems such as short vaccine and slow vaccination, insufficient detection capacity, and serious racial differences in the United States. On July 8th, the New York Times stated that the US government's poor performance in the early stage of the new crowns was repeated when dealing with the epidemic of the monkey acne. (Overseas Network Liu Qiang)

- END -