Vaccination proportions continue to grow but so do breakthrough events. A substantial number of boosters have been administered, but not clear that will do the trick. If you look at the age of recent hospitalizations and deaths, and compare that to the vaxed proportions in the old, it is unfortunately clear that only limited protection is being offered by the vaccines to the elderly. And note that an astounding 50% plus of even teenagers have been vaxed at this point. Vaccinations aren’t the problem in Minnesota. Thanks to Dave Dixon.
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