Why has the CDC stopped collecting data on breakthrough Covid cases? | Yasmin Tayag
by Yasmin Tayag from US news | The Guardian on (#5N165)
The US stumbling in the dark when it comes to breakthrough cases. Why?
Breakthrough cases - infections among vaccinated people - are happening. These are normal and expected because the vaccines, though all powerfully protective against Covid, are not 100% effective. But how many people, and which populations, are having breakthrough infections? And what are the chances they will develop long Covid, the cluster of debilitating symptoms that can last for weeks or even months?
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