Filenews 21 April 2021
Analysis of data on the more than 74,000 UK citizens hospitalised due to COVID-19 from September to March presented by the Daily Telegraph shows that only 32 of them had the first dose of the vaccine at least three weeks previously (and therefore had developed a degree of protection).
According to researchers from the University of Liverpool who participated in the research, the hospitalization of just one vaccinated citizen per 2,300 patients is evidence that vaccines work "extremely well."
It is noted that more than 33 million people have now made the first dose of the vaccine in the country and that the number of Covid nurses has fallen below 2,000 for the first time since September.
The data collected will be further analysed to establish the degree of severity of the disease of the vaccinated nurses, as well as whether vaccines have ultimately prevented all civilian deaths that had to be hospitalized after the first dose.
Previous data from Public Health England showed that the first dose of either Pfizer or AstraZeneca vaccines reduced the likelihood of hospitalisation over 80 years of age by 80%.
According to the most recent official figures, deaths due to coronavirus in the past seven days have decreased by 24%, with 33 per day on average.
Source:eyenews/CYPE
