This week's data from the UKHSA show infection risk still much higher in the vaccinated, and while deaths have been declining sharply in the unvaccinated, this isn't the case in the vaccinated.
According to the latest UKHSA data, while the death rate in the unvaccinated has been in a strong trend downwards since the start of the year, the death rate in the vaccinated has been trending upwards.
The latest UKHSA data show that vaccine effectiveness continues to fall, with the triple vaccinated now up to three times more likely to be infected than the unvaccinated.
Data from this week's UKHSA Vaccine Surveillance report continue to show unadjusted vaccine effectiveness to be highly negative against infection and to be dropping fast against hospitalisation and death.
The latest UKHSA vaccine report shows infection rates per 100,000 continue to be considerably higher in the vaccinated, as do death rates in the double-jabbed. Plus: Did boosting during the Omicron wave make it worse?
Analysis of UKHSA data finds vaccine effectiveness of two doses now highly negative against both infection and death. Three-dose effectiveness is negative against infection but strong against death, though slipping.
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