> Far more people are getting infected but our hospitals are not (yet) being overwhelmed. That makes sense. I think it's clear that vaccination makes the infec

> Far more people are getting infected but our hospitals are not (yet) being overwhelmed. That makes sense. I think it's clear that vaccination makes the infection less severe and reduces hospitalization rates. But there's also a hope, which is the basis for a lot of policy decisions, that vaccination will reduce the chance of being infected, perhaps even eliminate the illness, and Iceland's data doesn't support that. > If you read further down in the statistics data there is a breakdown by population age. Only for isolation and for cumulative cases, not for current cases. > You need to take into account the COVID is less infectious for the young. Source please. I haven't heard that before; though it is less severe for the young.