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This should be the top comment. I really wish this was addressed somewhere. But with all the charts we see of case, hospitalization, and death counts, why isn’
by jader201 6y ago
This should be the top comment. I really wish this was addressed somewhere.
But with all the charts we see of case, hospitalization, and death counts, why isn’t someone charting data for case, hospitalization, and death counts following vaccinations?
You might see some study with possibly some data buried in it, but this should be part of the rest of the data being broadly shared so that it’s clear the effects it’s having.
- reissbaker 6y agoThere are many studies on the Israeli population post-vaccination, since so many Israelis have finished the two-dose course of the Pfizer vaccine. There are even some studies on the British variant there, since that is now responsible for >50% of infections. TL;DR: the Pfizer vaccine is extremely effective against the British variant as well.
- tpoacher 6y agoThis kind of reporting on vaccines is the kind of thing that bugged me even before Covid. It's as if the media likes to keep the 'good' facts out for controversy to continue (obviously I don't think that's what's happening, I'm just blaming incompetence). It always only takes one number to silence the debate, and it's always missing. E.g. "new mumps epidemic, kills 200, wave of low trust against vaccines to blame". Maybe. Maybe not? You could clear this up instantly by also reporting how many of those dead were unvaccinated, and then it's crystal clear. But that kind of info is never in the story.