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What was once planned to be the summer that saw the end of the Pandemic of Covid-19 became theSeason of its resurgence. The arrival of the highly transmissible delta variant has once again provoked new spike cases, especially in non-vaccinated ones. But now dominant constraint poses another threat in that it has also been known to occasionally infect those who are fully vaccinated. Now, early data have found thatRevolutionary infections are more common that we originally thought - like hospitalizations and the resulting deaths,The New York Times reports.

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Better understand infection rates in fully vaccinated people,The temperature Data collected from seven California, Colorado, Massachusetts, Oregon, Utah, Vermont and Virginia - selected to hold particularly detailed registers. The analysis showed that in six of the states, the revolutionary infections accounted for 18 to 28% of all newly diagnosed cases of COVID-19 in recent weeks. The results also discovered that the entirely vaccinated people accounted for 12 to 24% of all Hospitalizations related to Covid and, while the number of deaths was too small to be considered significant, it is probably higher than original control centers. Control. Disease and prevention (CDC) estimates of 0.5%.

The numbers on non-hospitalized revolutionary infections are also supposed to be underestimated because many entirely vaccinated people who are infected may not feel sick enough to be tested for the virus,The temperature reports. Official data has also been rare since the CDC has ceased to record cases that did not do itlead to hospitalization or death in May. But recent analysis shows a rapid change of previous estimates that have calculated that there were about35,000 symptomatic breakthrough infections per week in 162 million Americans vaccinated, according to an internal presentation of the agency obtained byThe Washington Post.

Although data can change the overall outlook for revolutionary infections, absolute numbers always support the conclusion that available vaccines remain very effective,The temperature reports. But the conclusions could fully inform people vaccinated when it comes to living their daily lives in the middle of the overvoltage of the delta variant.

"Remember that when the first vaccine studies came out, it was as if no one is hospitalized, no one dies,"Robert Wachter, MD, President of the Department of Medicine at the University of California, in San Francisco, saidThe temperature. "This is clearly not true."

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Other recent research has shed light onHow revolutionary infections can be. A vast study conducted by the Researchers of the Imperial College London used data of more than 98,000 turn-by-ash tests between June 24 and July 12, covering an hour where the Delta variant had exceeded the alpha variant. As the dominant strain in the UK's results revealed that people who had found received two doses of vaccine werehalf as likely to test positive for COVID-19 Even if they had not shown any sign of symptoms. It also found that vaccines offered even higher efficiency in symptomatic infections, showing aEfficiency rate of 59% For those who had received the two shots.

The results suggested a significant drop in a previous study conducted by England's public health that discovered entirely vaccinated.88% variant protection. But the researchers of an imperial college stated that the purpose of their study was to evaluate the results of people who may not have sought to be tested, saying they "examine the effectiveness against infection. Among a random sample of the general population, which includes asymptomatic people. , "Reuters reports.

Yet, as epidemics continue, a medical expert affirmed that there was a simple explanation forThe rise of revolutionary infections. "The part is simple mathematical: we can and should expect the total number of cases increases, the number of breakthroughs will increase"David Dowdy, MD, an infectious doctor at Johns Hopkins, saidWall Street newspaper. He also pointed out that our attitudes towards risk and safety measures are changing, adding: "We all interact with each other more closely than we were a few months ago."

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And while the new data can offer a slightly more unpleasant image of what is happening with the pandemic, an expert warned that the results have also had good news. "We do not want to dilute the message that the vaccine is extremely successful and protective, more than we hope for" Scott Dryden-Peterson , MD, a doctor of infectious diseases and an epidemiologist at Brigham & Women's Hospital in Boston, said The temperature . "The fact that we saw revolutionary cases and breakthrough hospitalizations and deaths do not diminish it always saves the lives of many people."

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