
New CDC data shows those vaccinated face small risk of serious ‘breakthrough’ COVID infections
NY Post
Data updated Friday continued to show a minuscule risk of serious COVID-19 infections among people who’ve been vaccinated — as a former White House coronavirus advisor called the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s communication strategy a “disaster.”
New figures posted on the CDC’s website showed that just 6,587 — or 0.004 percent — of the 163 million Americans who’ve been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 had suffered serious “breakthrough” infections as of Monday. Of that total, 6,239 people were hospitalized and 1,263 died, according to the data.More Related News

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