American acne cases surge, experts: I believe this outbreak has been out of control

Data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that as of July 15, 1814 cases of acne have occurred in the United States. These cases are distributed in 43 states in the United States, as well as Washington and Puerto Rico. Among them, New York State is the most serious, with 489 cases. American public health experts are concerned that the US government's response to the epidemic of monkey acne is too slow, and the United States has the risk of losing control of this disease, and the mistakes made in response to the new crown epidemic are repeating.

Recently, the confirmed cases of monkey acne in New York have increased rapidly. On July 17, three large -scale vaccination points were opened in New York City, but on July 15, 9,200 appointments were snatched in 10 minutes. Huo Chu, Governor of New York State, said that the Federal Government will transport another 32,000 dose of vaccine to New York City. In the case of surge in the American acne cases, the problem of vaccine shortage is highlighted.

The US "Congress" reported that infectious disease experts and public health initiatives warned that the Bayeng government's response to the epidemic of the monkey acne was too slow. They said that the US government's response to the epidemic of the monkey acne reproduced the worst response of the early period of the new crown epidemic in the United States. The test was severe shortage and the vaccination was slow, which caused the virus to spread without discovery.

David Harvey, Executive Director of the National Disease Director Alliance, said that in providing simplified testing, vaccine, and treatment methods, the U.S. government is "bureaucracy and slow". "This means that we have not controlled this yet. Simplication.

The Capitol Mountain News reported that some experts said that the number of the confirmed cases of the American acne epidemic was "almost undervalued" because many people who might have been infected had not obtained a wide range of detection channels. The U.S. government is increasing its response through expanding testing capabilities and expanding vaccination scope, but critics say "these efforts may come too late."

At present, the U.S. government has been criticized in monkey acne virus testing and vaccine distribution. On the one hand, monkey acne virus detection is insufficient. The US government started to distribute monkey acne detection samples to the commercial laboratory in late June. It took more than a month to achieve this measure. The test capacity of the entire medical system in the United States increased from about 8,000 times a week to 10,000 times. The distribution of the public health laboratory network is not uniform, and it is mostly concentrated in cities such as New York City, which leads to many detection backlogs. It takes a few days to produce results. Monkey acne virus detection is a relatively simple process, but the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention strictly limits the group that can be detected.

On the other hand, US health experts criticized that the US government was too slow, and the new vaccination strategy was far from enough. The US Department of Health and Public Services said on June 28 that the United States will immediately release 56,000 doses of ceiling vaccines produced by Bavarian Nordic companies. The department also announced on July 7 that the supply of 144,000 doses of this kind of ceiling vaccine was added. Harvey said, "We believe that the epidemic has been out of control. We have not contained it. At this point, the vaccine will not curb the epidemic because we do not have enough vaccines."

American health experts criticized that the United States did not learn from the new crown epidemic, but was repeating the same mistakes. James Crenstein, a co -founder who advocates the AIDS prevention organization "prepare for everyone", said that for a month, how bad they have been talking loudly for the clinical situation of monkeys. "This is indeed an obvious mistake. "Prevention errors" is obvious that the US government "has not learned lessons from the early new crown epidemic."

The Broadcasting Corporation of the United States reported that some public health experts hesitated from the US government to "see the shadow of the new crown epidemic" from the US government. Graig Gunsarvis, an associate professor at the School of Public Health at Yale University, said that it has been 6 weeks in the past, "we still have problems in testing and vaccine supply, and all of us have seen in the new crown epidemic." "I think we will continue to repeat these errors. We have experienced five to six waves of new crown epidemic," said George Washington University.

(Source: People's Daily client)

【Edit: Fu Sakura】

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