Israel last month data of vaccinated vs. unvaccinated confirmed cases numbers.
(last week is not available now. TBD)
source: Israeli government database
data.gov.il/dataset/covid-…
(last week is not available now. TBD)
source: Israeli government database
data.gov.il/dataset/covid-…
what does it imply?
if all other parameters (testing policy and rate, exposure rate - e.g. who travel abroad more, etc.) being equal between the vax & unvax groups, that implies that vaccine does not prevent infection (defined as "being confirmed by PCR"), if not the opposite.
if all other parameters (testing policy and rate, exposure rate - e.g. who travel abroad more, etc.) being equal between the vax & unvax groups, that implies that vaccine does not prevent infection (defined as "being confirmed by PCR"), if not the opposite.
Of course I can't ensure that.
Basically, without equalizing all relevant parameters all this numbers are statistically/scientifically meaningless.
Same is true for the Israeli studies that showed prevention based on those numbers without equalization.
It works both sides...
Basically, without equalizing all relevant parameters all this numbers are statistically/scientifically meaningless.
Same is true for the Israeli studies that showed prevention based on those numbers without equalization.
It works both sides...
same data from April 1st (no, I don't intend to fool you... I took this date because the vaccination rate saturated then, so vax:unvax ratio is ~constant).
Was the vaccine efficient in preventing infection for adult people, even back then in April?
What has changed last weeks?
Was the vaccine efficient in preventing infection for adult people, even back then in April?
What has changed last weeks?
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