Scientists claim 11-fold reduction in COVID deaths with vaccination

People who have completed a full course of vaccination against CORONAVIRUS infection are 11 times less likely to die from the disease than those who have not received a single vaccination. This is stated in a study by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) .

According to statistics for August, unvaccinated Americans died from covid-19 11.3 times more often than those who were vaccinated with both components of the vaccine. The risk of infection in the unvaccinated was on average 6.1 times higher.

At the same time, the study notes that vaccination does not give a 100% guarantee of avoiding infection, so some vaccinated Americans still fell ill with coronavirus.

Earlier, scientists from the Rockefeller University came to the conclusion that vaccination against COVID-19 after recovery from coronavirus generates “flexible” antibodies in the body. This leads to "superhuman" immunity from the disease.