US polls: High inflation in the United States seriously affects minority homeless people or continues to increase

Overseas Network, August 9th. A latest polls jointly released by the National Public Broadcasting Station, Harvard University Public Health Institute and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation on the 8th show that high inflation in the United States has seriously affected the American people, especially the people, especially The lives of ethnic minorities make them more difficult to pay medical expenses in time.

Survey data show that nearly 60%of US -American and Latin -American families and about 70%of Indian families said that due to inflation and price increases, they encountered severe financial problems. 36%of Asian families and 44%of white families have the same body.

The financial crisis limits the ability of the United States to see a doctor. 22%of African -American, 19%of Indians, 25%of Latin people, 16%of whites, and 14%of Asian interviewees say they will pay for medical expenses or prescription drugs. There are serious difficulties. 35%of the Indians, 24%of African -American, 18%of Latin -American, 18%of whites, and 10%of Asian interviewees said that in the past year, they have a serious illness but cannot obtain corresponding medical care. experience.

US media AXIOS said that the severe racial differences in the United States have appeared after the beginning of the new crown epidemic, and it has not been improved at present, which may lead to sustainable social problems. Robert Brandon, the co -person in charge of the above public opinion survey, said that if cities in the United States do not prepare for high inflation, more people who have no abdomen and homelessness may occur in the next few months. (Overseas Network/Yao Kaihong Internship Compilation/Li Jiangshan)

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