1-Per CDC 10,262 breakthrough cases (in fully vaccinated people) have been reported & 162 have died. That's a 1.5% death rate in breakthrough cases thus far with the caveat that not all states are even reporting breakthrough cases.
U.S total for COVID-19 deaths is about 1.7%.
U.S total for COVID-19 deaths is about 1.7%.
2-In both populations unvaccinated and vaccinated, so far, the percentage of deaths is very close.
And in both vaccinated & unvaccinated populations, it's those with co-morbitities, chronic health issues, immunocompromisation, and the elderly that are at most risk of dying.
And in both vaccinated & unvaccinated populations, it's those with co-morbitities, chronic health issues, immunocompromisation, and the elderly that are at most risk of dying.
3-Here's some CDC data. cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/7…
4-Here's the numbers for the U.S. Covid numbers in general.
worldometers.info/coronavirus/co…
worldometers.info/coronavirus/co…
5-Perhaps I'm missing something, but it seems to me we'll lose the same amount of people whether vaccinated or unvaccinated at this point.
But the upside is that vaccinated people who might have gotten seriously ill will likely only get mild to moderate symptoms.
But the upside is that vaccinated people who might have gotten seriously ill will likely only get mild to moderate symptoms.
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