Case rates per 100k were only a bit higher for unvaccinated in Israel in July (before triple-dosing messed up all the data), and that was after infection efficacy had time to plummet to 0. There really wasn't a lot you could make out of it. And in the UK case rates have gone higher for the unvaccinated - because they went into the summer…
Case rates per 100k were only a bit higher for unvaccinated in Israel in July (before triple-dosing messed up all the data), and that was after infection efficacy had time to plummet to 0. There really wasn't a lot you could make out of it. And in the UK case rates have gone higher for the unvaccinated - because they went into the summer wave before the plummet in infection efficacy and now have to catch up.
I don't think there's a mechanism for the pseudo-vaccinated to cause higher end-point levels of cases or outcomes for the unvaccinated. The unvaccinated "infection potency" for any given region is whatever it is, when it burns out it burns out.
Case rates per 100k were only a bit higher for unvaccinated in Israel in July (before triple-dosing messed up all the data), and that was after infection efficacy had time to plummet to 0. There really wasn't a lot you could make out of it. And in the UK case rates have gone higher for the unvaccinated - because they went into the summer wave before the plummet in infection efficacy and now have to catch up.
I don't think there's a mechanism for the pseudo-vaccinated to cause higher end-point levels of cases or outcomes for the unvaccinated. The unvaccinated "infection potency" for any given region is whatever it is, when it burns out it burns out.