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So if 84.9% of people over 18 have had at least one shot, and 72.6% of them are fully vaccinated, what percentage of the remaining people in that age group needs to either get their second shot (if you are taking the position that only 1 shot isn't protective at all) or otherwise become fully vaccinated? And what's the "100M" figure you keep referencing? I suspect that 100M number includes quite a few infants and other children. And if you acknowledge that 100M includes many people under 12, doesn't the 62% figure you keep referencing include everyone in the US without regard to age?As you intimated, it is not about a % of the population but rather getting the vaccine into the arms of people in the more susceptible age groups. When you look at hospitalizations, people under 18 represent a tiny fraction of the total. It is predominantly the adult holdouts who are taking up beds. Those are predominantly the unvaccinated even though they are the minority.
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Weekly number of COVID-19 hospitalizations by age U.S. 2020-2022 | Statista
The previous highest peak in the reported time interval of COVID-19 hospitalizations was the week ending January 9, 2021.www.statista.com
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