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This sounds like Simpson's paradox again: https://www.covid-datascience.com/post/israeli-data-how-can-... Anecdotally, my wife has been working covid ICU this month and to her it's not surprising. The people with breakthrough cases apparently have so many comorbidities that it's not surprising at all they'd get vaccinated with high priority but also have an immune system that doesn't do a great job learning new skill…
>>The people for whom the shot is least effective are the ones that get it the most. It's not that the vaccine is less effective for them. It's that they're starting with much poorer immunity, so even with the significant immunity boost provided by the vaccine, they still have significant susceptibility to the virus. Without the vaccine, their numbers would look much worse than the unvaccinated.
they don't get counted
they bring the death count amongst vaccinated down.
and soon no treatment for the unvaccinated ?