Regarding the vaxxed/unvaxed deaths, as I recall it, the unvaccinated deaths appeared to be higher because a dose of vaccine wasn’t counted as such until two weeks after it was injected. The shot depressed the immune system for two weeks and the patient was more likely to get Covid during that time.
Regarding the vaxxed/unvaxed deaths, as I recall it, the unvaccinated deaths appeared to be higher because a dose of vaccine wasn’t counted as such until two weeks after it was injected. The shot depressed the immune system for two weeks and the patient was more likely to get Covid during that time.
If you received a dose, but caught Covid and died within two weeks, you were counted as an unvaccinated death.
I’m not sure if that trend was continued into the second dose because technically, one was not fully vaccinated until two weeks after second dose.
You are correct. Statistically, they consider the first two weeks AFTER the vaccination as being unvaccinated. Since most of the symptoms occur close to the time of vaccination, I think statistical manipulation is extremely disingenuous.
Regarding the vaxxed/unvaxed deaths, as I recall it, the unvaccinated deaths appeared to be higher because a dose of vaccine wasn’t counted as such until two weeks after it was injected. The shot depressed the immune system for two weeks and the patient was more likely to get Covid during that time.
If you received a dose, but caught Covid and died within two weeks, you were counted as an unvaccinated death.
I’m not sure if that trend was continued into the second dose because technically, one was not fully vaccinated until two weeks after second dose.
You are correct. Statistically, they consider the first two weeks AFTER the vaccination as being unvaccinated. Since most of the symptoms occur close to the time of vaccination, I think statistical manipulation is extremely disingenuous.