Less than 1% of fully vaccinated people experienced a breakthrough infection, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation analysis of official state data.
The federal government only reports data on breakthrough infections that result in hospitalization or death.
According to the latest data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, less than 0.004% of people who have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19 experienced a breakthrough case resulting in hospitalization, and less than 0.001% have died from the disease. That’s about 6,600 severe breakthrough cases out of more than 163 million fully vaccinated people.
But the KFF analysis shows that breakthrough infections of any kind are also extremely rare.
And if they do, it's a runny nose, maybe a cough.
ReplyDeleteWe have to remember - the original endgame was "Lockdowns until the vaccine and then we can let the virus circulate because let's face it, it's never going away"
Somewhere along the line, fanatics on the left decided "Lockdowns until the virus is gone" and that's ruining everything. Imagine a regular cold starts to spread in your neighbourhood. Almost everyone is CoVID immunized. In comes Public Health to shut everything down. Society cannot go on like that.