Sinovac's CoronaVac in Chile: for Feb-Mar, during major outbreak. Data from National Health Fund, comparisons adjusted for age, gender, region, income, nationality. Fully vaccinated after 14 days was effective; 1 dose wasn't ...1/n
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...Data doesn't report dosing interval. Covers about 10.5 million aged 16+. 34% of the group was fully vaccinated, but only the CoronaVac data reported here. Comparisons are for people with positive PCR tests: no info on how good that coverage is...2/n
...5.1m had 2 doses, 7.6m, 1; 90% are CoronaVac, reported here. Partially vaxed = 14 days after 1 dose; fully = 14 days after 2.
Symptomatic Covid-19:
- Partial: 16.1% (CI 14-18)
- Full: 66.96% (CI 65-69)
Hospitalized:
- Partial: 36.7% (CI 32-39)
- Full: 84.8% (CI 83-87)
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Symptomatic Covid-19:
- Partial: 16.1% (CI 14-18)
- Full: 66.96% (CI 65-69)
Hospitalized:
- Partial: 36.7% (CI 32-39)
- Full: 84.8% (CI 83-87)
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...Effectiveness against...
Intensive care:
- Partial: 42.7% (CI 37-43)
- Full: 88.6% (CI 85-92)
Death from Covid-19:
- Partial: 40.2% (CI 33-47)
- Full: 80.4% (CI 73-86)
...4/n
Intensive care:
- Partial: 42.7% (CI 37-43)
- Full: 88.6% (CI 85-92)
Death from Covid-19:
- Partial: 40.2% (CI 33-47)
- Full: 80.4% (CI 73-86)
...4/n
...This vaccine is clearly making a major difference. Ministry of Health stresses that given effectiveness rate, though, Chile needs *all* eligible people to get fully vaxed. It's a vax with very low adverse events; it's a country with a strong vax network:🤞 🇨🇱 5/5
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