‘One in nine health workers got infected even after two doses’
The Hindu
Breakthrough infections are occurrences of COVID 14 days after taking both jabs
A study done by faculty members of a government medical college says that nearly one in nine healthcare workers contracted COVID-19 infection, even after receiving both shots of a vaccine. The study is yet to be peer reviewed and has currently appeared in preprint on an online platform. As per the study done by faculty of Delhi government’s Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC), 36 of 326 healthcare workers at a Delhi hospital, who were part of the study, had breakthrough COVID-19 infections. Breakthrough infections are occurrences of COVID-19, 14 days after taking both doses of a vaccine.
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