At a White House press briefing today, CDC director Rochelle Walensky confirmed that there would be new guidance for COVID-19 vaccinated individuals « soon. » Per
At a White House press briefing today, CDC director Rochelle Walensky confirmed that there would be new guidance for COVID-19 vaccinated individuals “soon.” Per Walensky, “these are complex issues, and the science is rapidly evolving.” In other words – vaccination is not a go-anywhere, do-anything pass for the person that’s been vaccinated – it’s not that simple. Per the latest update to the CDC data tracker for COVID-19 vaccinations in the USA, approximately 109.9 million vaccine doses have been delivered, and 82.57 million vaccine doses have been administered. Of the total population of the United States, approximately 16.3% have had one or more doses of a vaccine, and just 8.4% have had 2 doses (the full set). If we’re looking at the population of the United States with only people over the age of 18, approximately 10.9% have had 2 doses of vaccine,21.2% have had 1 or more doses of vaccine. It’s interesting to see the CDC report this metric for the following reasons: 1. The vaccine is only available for people over the age of 18.
