There are more than 1800 cases of American acne diagnosis of more than 1800 cases of former senior officials who have not controlled the outbreak of the U.S.

Author:Overseas network Time:2022.07.18

Overseas Network, July 18th. According to the US "Congress" reported on the 17th, the number of confirmed cases of American acne has continued to rise, and there are currently more than 1,800 cases. Former Director of the US Food and Drug Administration criticized that the United States failed to control the outbreak of the monkey acne epidemic.

According to data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as of the 15th local time, 1814 cases of acne have been diagnosed in the United States. Muolier Baoze, mayor of Washington, Washington, said on the 17th that the U.S. capital needed 100,000 doses of acne vaccines to deal with this new virus. The city currently has only 8,000 doses of vaccines. The Ministry of Health of the Special Administrative Region in Washington reported the first case of monkey acne in early June. As of July 15, the city's cases had increased to 108 cases.

Regarding the current American acne epidemic, former director of the Food and Drug Administration, Gottlob said on the 17th that the United States failed to control the outbreak of monkey acne epidemic in its country. The window for curbing the epidemic may have been closed, and the current number of cases may only account for a small part of the actual total. "

Monkey acne is a kind of viral human and animal disease, which can be spread from animals or interpersonal transmission. The early symptoms of human infection of monkey acne include fever, headache, muscle soreness, back pain, lymph node enlargement, etc., and can be developed into a large range of rash on the face and body. Most infected people will recover within a few weeks, but some infected people have severe illness or even death. According to statistics from Reuters, there are currently more than 1,1500 diaphragm diagnosis cases in 55 countries and regions around the world. (Overseas network Zhang Ni)

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