Why did the CDC stop publishing vaccination data from this critical database in September?

The answer is right there with us now.

A few weeks ago the CDC FINALLY released data on cases and deaths by vaxxed/unvaxxed status. BUT they chose to ONLY publish the rates (e.g. % of vaxxed cases compared to the population of vaxxed people). You can see where they use this data here: https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#rates-by-vaccine-status

However, the data ends in September. Why? Maybe because the % of vaxxed cases hit 30% of all cases! That is called… waning immunity.

And look at the % of deaths logged (reminder… this is just September)

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Explanation:

• Row 1 shows the number of “fully vaccinated” individuals from the 15+ select stats they used data for.

• Row 2 shows the number of CASES by week for those breakthrough fully vaccinated individuals

• Row 3 shows the “not fully vaccinated” population they are assuming through their select state data

• Row 4 shows the number of cases for that group.

• Rows 5 and 6 show the % of cases for each group: fully vaccinated and vaccinated.

How we can look at the same data from the deaths side of things.

23% of all deaths are coming from the “fully vaccinated” ranks