This is what a real breakthrough infection report should look like. Thanks Oregon oregon.gov/oha/covid19/Do…
People < age 60 are not "immune" from hospitalizations and deaths
J&J>Pfizer>Moderna
Currently ~1/4 of cases
We still do not have this for the US, let alone most states
People < age 60 are not "immune" from hospitalizations and deaths
J&J>Pfizer>Moderna
Currently ~1/4 of cases
We still do not have this for the US, let alone most states
In contrast, the US has only posted such data once, now 2 months outdated, and represent only ~30% of the country
covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tra… @CDCgov
covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tra… @CDCgov
If the US ever produced and published an up-to-date, informative report, it would be a real breakthrough
Hello @HHSgov @WHCOVIDResponse @CDCgov
Hello @HHSgov @WHCOVIDResponse @CDCgov
When you have very limited data, nearly 2 months old, you can keep analyzing the same dataset (while the Delta wave didn't stop on Sept 4th)
nytimes.com/interactive/20…
nytimes.com/interactive/20…
Not once in 2021 for the pandemic has @WhiteHouse @POTUS @WHCOVIDResponse @HHSGov @SecBecerra announced intent to address/fix the serious data deficiency issues. We've had 1 incomplete (30% of population) Sept 4th shot. 100% can be mandated. But obviously this is not a priority.
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