💉Israel #COVID19 update for week ending April 17th:
- 993 total cases
- 812 of those in the unvaccinated pop (3,947,127 people) = 20.57 cases per 100k.
- 50 in partially vaccinated (520,743) = 9.6 per 100k.
- 131 in fully* vaccinated (4,823,130) = 2.7 per 100k.
*14d post 2nd
- 993 total cases
- 812 of those in the unvaccinated pop (3,947,127 people) = 20.57 cases per 100k.
- 50 in partially vaccinated (520,743) = 9.6 per 100k.
- 131 in fully* vaccinated (4,823,130) = 2.7 per 100k.
*14d post 2nd
Schools, restaurants, bars, etc all open.
Masks only in indoor public settings
Masks only in indoor public settings
1 dose is good, but in this week in Israel the #COVID19 case rate for those only partially vaccinated was x3.5 times higher than those fully vaccinated
cc: @EricTopol @MonicaGandhi9 @MackayIM @sailorrooscout
cc: @EricTopol @MonicaGandhi9 @MackayIM @sailorrooscout
In this analysis -
-Fully vaccinated: >=14 days post 2nd dose
-Partially vaccinated: 1st dose only, or <14d post 2nd dose
-All received #Pfizer-#BioNTech which is the only vaccine currently given in Israel
-Fully vaccinated: >=14 days post 2nd dose
-Partially vaccinated: 1st dose only, or <14d post 2nd dose
-All received #Pfizer-#BioNTech which is the only vaccine currently given in Israel
Technical comment - this analysis required some minor data approximation due to @IsraelMOH obfuscating some of the values in the table for privacy reasons; this mainly affects the partially vaxed group since it's a relatively small population (~500k vs. 5M fully vaxed)
The case rate I calculated for the unvaxed population was ~9 per 100k; running the analysis again with slightly different parameters results in a case rate of ~14 per 100k. Since this is a large difference, I've asked @IsraelMOH to look into this and maybe release more data
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