The totals from the UK government database of the risk of death in vaccinated and unvaccinated, aka “pureblood” hospitalized cases gives a 3.6 higher odds of dying for the vaccinated according to totals from “1 February 2021 to 12 September 2021.”
Table 5 on page 19 of the report released September 21, 2021 captioned “Attendance to emergency care and deaths of sequenced and genotyped Delta cases in England by vaccination status” gives a total of 593,572 admitted cases for SARS-CoV-2 Delta variant.
Of the total admitted cases, 157,400 were fully vaccinated, ≥14 days post second dose. 257,357 were unvaccinated or “purebloods.”
Of these, 1613 deaths were recorded for the vaccinated group while there were only 722 total deaths for the pureblood group.
Calculating the odds of dying gives a 3.65 increased odds of dying for the vaccinated which corresponds to a 370% increased risk of dying.
Compute: 1,613/257,357 / 722/157,400 = 3.65 OR
When those 21 days post first dose were added, ie, the freshly single jabbed, the odds ration reduced to 2.5 or 250% more likely to die vaccinated. There were only 17 deaths in single-jabbed less than 21 days of first dose which would even increase the benefit of being pureblood further if the 30,000 less than 21 days of first jab are added.
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Vaccines Not Giving the Over 50 Enough Protection?
The older were at the greatest risk with older – above 50 year old– vaccinated dying most rapidly. One explanation is that the elderly are mostly jabbed and not being protected as much. To evaluate that, one will need to know the exact total population that are above 50, jabbed and unjabbed.
The results remain consistent with findings from previous accounts as we have published in the past. See: NewsRescue–Data: Fully Vaccinated Account for 43% of Deaths From 92k Total Delta Covid Cases in UK, 64% of All Dead Got At least a Dose and Latest UK Data: Vaccinated People 3-times More Likely To Die From Delta Variant Than Unvaccinated
