Recent studies have been used to support claims that Long Covid is common and the vaccines reduce the risk. Closer inspection, however, shows these claims to be baseless, while a vaccine safety signal emerges.
A study on Long Covid in Nature included data that show up to 4% of the vaccinated sought medical care for vaccine side-effects, but the authors failed to mention this astounding result.
The UKHSA publishes data on vaccination during pregnancy which on the surface appear reassuring. However, a closer look reveals some troubling signals.
Data from New Zealand show the vaccinated are up to six times more likely to be infected than the unvaccinated, casting further doubt on the efficacy of the vaccines.
The UKHSA's final vaccine report with data by vaccine status is out, and it shows vaccine effectiveness against hospitalisation in the over-80s headed to zero. Is the dire data the real reason it's been pulled?
Vaccine effectiveness against infection continues to plummet towards minus-400% with no sign of a slowdown, as the Covid death rate of the vaccinated approaches the same as the unvaccinated.
Worrying trends continue in the latest vaccine data from UKHSA, including vaccine effectiveness as low as minus 300%. Disappointingly, but perhaps inevitably, UKHSA has announced it will no longer be publishing them.
Infection rates are now higher in the triple vaccinated than the unvaccinated across all age groups, UKHSA data show, corresponding to negative vaccine effectiveness across the board.
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 UKHSA has finally published raw data on hospital admissions by vaccination status – and alarmingly, they show that the vaccinated are hospitalised for non-Covid reasons at five times the rate of the unvaccinated.
Bill de Blasio really should warn people that NYC official data suggest that in taking his $100 to get boosted they’re going to be twice as likely to become infected and twice as likely to infect a vulnerable person.
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?
