There are more than 23,000 cases of acne in the United States: Vaccinations are obviously affected most seriously

Overseas Network, September 16th. According to the Washington Post on September 15, there are currently more than 23,000 cases of acne in the United States. Although the overall growth rate has slowed down, new cases of new cases in some areas have continued to emerge, racial vaccination The differences are still obvious, and the impact of African -American groups is particularly serious.

According to data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as of the 15th, there were 23117 cases of acne diagnosis in the United States, and all 50 states had cases, and the number of cases ranked first in the world.

It is reported that the proportion of inoculating monkey acne vaccines such as African -American and Latin American descent is lower than the proportion of their total population in the United States. Daskalakis, deputy association of the White House responding to the monkey acne epidemic association, said that African -American cases accounted for 38%of the cases of Monkey acne, but only 12%of the vaccine population. He emphasized that vaccination operations are entering a difficult stage and need to cover a community with low vaccination rate.

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)

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