And yet most of the people hospitalized in BC are unvaccinated so vaccination does make a difference. I believe the situation is the same in other areas. Some

And yet most of the people hospitalized in BC are unvaccinated so vaccination does make a difference. I believe the situation is the same in other areas. Some suspicious things about this paper: - while one author has authored many papers, the other has none and comes from a secondary school - while they don't come right out and say it, it seems they are arguing against vaccine passports, and lockdowns as they don't mention those in the summary as mitigation efforts - the summary reads like talking points for anti-lockdown crowd, it even says that we should treat covid like the flu at this point - one of the cited references is also widely cited by the anti-vaxxer crowd, the reference saying that natural immunity is better than vaccine-acquired immunity (reference 8) and the paper has not been peer-reviewed - they are mis-representing data from at least one of their references (10: Improving communications around vaccine breakthrough and vaccine effectiveness.) This CDC presentation has a chart showing that there is a greater risk of hospitalization for the unvaccinated but they chose to use the next slide titled: "Increasing percentage of vaccinated persons among those hospitalized in COVID-NET". - I could go on but I don't want to waste any more of my time on this