DD does excellent research to find breakthrough infection numbers from Strib stories and puts together the following charts. Notwithstanding that we have as many vaxed and immune-from-infection people in Minnesota as unvaxed, you can see that in recent weeks there is no surge in breakthrough cases, hospitalizations or deaths. Need better data from the state to get to real per capita rates and of course these are moving targets because people are constantly shifting from unvaxed to vaxed or immune-from-infection status.
Nothing to See Here, Breakthrough Infections Version, July 30
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