COVID-19: US / State Infection Disparity: Vaccine Proven
-Reference for “Japanese restraint”-
Infection disparity in the United States:
The United States faces the re-expansion of the new corona.
There is a distinction between “states with advanced vaccination and states with delayed vaccination”.
This is a lesson for Japan, which has been delayed in vaccination.
The pre-vaccination states have succeeded in suppressing the situation by combining the recommendations for wearing masks.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC):
On August 24th, a new study was announced.
Spread of infection to uninoculated persons:
The probability of getting infected is 5 times higher than that of those who have completed vaccination.
The probability of being hospitalized is 29 times higher than that of those who have completed vaccination.
Southern Mississippi:
The vaccination completion rate remains at 38%.
In mid-August, the number of newly infected people per million people per day temporarily exceeded 1,200, and the infection spread rapidly.
Southern Alabama, Louisiana:
The inoculation completion rate is the lowest in the United States.
In August, the number of newly infected people exceeded the peak last winter and reached a record high.
Northeastern Massachusetts:
On the other hand, the vaccination completion rate is as high as over 65%.
The number of newly infected people is about 200 per million, which is only one-fifth of the peak last winter.
Northwestern Oregon
On August 24, for the first time in the United States, masks were re-mandated outdoors, with or without vaccination.
Hawaii, Louisiana, Nevada:
Six states have reintroduced the obligation to wear masks in indoor public areas.
Number of new infections in Japan:
Per 100,000 population from August 18th to 20th in Japan
The number of newly infected persons was observed for each vaccination history.
88.8 uninoculated people,
1 inoculation is 25.2 people,
The second inoculation was 5.4 people.
There are 16 times more infected people who have not been vaccinated than those who have completed two doses.
Nihon Keizai Shimbun
https://www.nikkei.com/article/DGXZQOGN24DN40U1A820C2000000/