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From Seattle: https://kingcounty.gov/depts/health/covid-19/data/vaccination-outcomes.aspx https://kingcounty.gov/depts/health/covid-19/data/vaccinatio... http

From Seattle: https://kingcounty.gov/depts/health/covid-19/data/vaccination-outcomes.aspx https://kingcounty.gov/depts/health/covid-19/data/vaccinatio... https://kingcounty.gov/depts/health/covid-19/data/vaccination.aspx https://kingcounty.gov/depts/health/covid-19/data/vaccinatio... The county is 73/27 vax/unvax vs cases 32/68 vax/unvax, hosp 13/87 vax/unvax and death 30/70 vax/unvax. This is further confounded by age, as younger tend to be more unvax and have less risk of covid complications. Obviously, this is data we know. What we don't know is how well vax will hold in the future, as the virus mutates.

version_five 5y ago
Edit: I had misread and the reality is in the opposite sense of the number I asked about below, like you'd expect, the bigger number is the unvaccinated. --- I'm on my phone so I couldn't read the site. Are you saying more of the hospitalized and dead are vaccinated, I.e. is the second number in the 13/87 and 30/70 the proportion that is vaccinated. I understand it's more complicated by the fact that older or sicker people are more likely to be vaccinated. Edit: just thinking about it, I suppose most under 12s are not vaccinated and also mostly are ok if they get covid. Whereas e.g. over 70s are probably mostly vaccinated but still could have a bad time with it. So it really seems it's hard to get a clear interpretation. At minimum it would have to be broken down by age and vaccination to start to get a picture of what's happening
- angelzen 5y ago
  All ratios are formatted as vax/unvax. More unvax people are in the hospital and dying, in spite of more people being vaxed in the population. It's bad. Get vaxed.
  - version_five 5y ago
    Ah sorry, I misread the first statistic as cases by status, not vaccinated/ unvaccinated percentages and that's why I thought it inconsistent with the others.
    - angelzen 5y ago
      Grrr, I misread a bit. It's 73/27 vax/unvax in the population at large vs. cases 32/68 vax/unvax. Not a big difference, still we should be precise.
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frogger8 5y ago
Thanks for sharing. Best presentation of the data I have seen so far.

version_five 5y ago

Edit: I had misread and the reality is in the opposite sense of the number I asked about below, like you'd expect, the bigger number is the unvaccinated. --- I'm on my phone so I couldn't read the site. Are you saying more of the hospitalized and dead are vaccinated, I.e. is the second number in the 13/87 and 30/70 the proportion that is vaccinated. I understand it's more complicated by the fact that older or sicker people are more likely to be vaccinated. Edit: just thinking about it, I suppose most under 12s are not vaccinated and also mostly are ok if they get covid. Whereas e.g. over 70s are probably mostly vaccinated but still could have a bad time with it. So it really seems it's hard to get a clear interpretation. At minimum it would have to be broken down by age and vaccination to start to get a picture of what's happening

angelzen 5y ago
All ratios are formatted as vax/unvax. More unvax people are in the hospital and dying, in spite of more people being vaxed in the population. It's bad. Get vaxed.
- version_five 5y ago
  Ah sorry, I misread the first statistic as cases by status, not vaccinated/ unvaccinated percentages and that's why I thought it inconsistent with the others.
  - angelzen 5y ago
    Grrr, I misread a bit. It's 73/27 vax/unvax in the population at large vs. cases 32/68 vax/unvax. Not a big difference, still we should be precise.

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frogger8 5y ago

Thanks for sharing. Best presentation of the data I have seen so far.