0.03% chance: Getting coronavirus after being vaccinated.

[Buckeye_Democrat]

24. Yes, I agree.

The warmer weather has surely been a big help too across the country, not just the vaccines.

The vaccination numbers really need to keep increasing, hopefully to something like herd-immunity by the Fall.

I remember you posting about wanting new cases to drop below 50 per 100k people over a two-week period, like was recommended by the Ohio Dept. of Health before we eased restrictions, but that policy was scrapped by Ohio soon after the CDC announcement on May 13th (which was individual-focused and probably not the best idea for the general welfare).

We seem to be slowly getting there, regardless. I'm sure hoping for the best.

Coronavirus in Ohio: 50-per-100k rate drops below 100 for first time in nearly a year
https://fox8.com/news/coronavirus/coronavirus-in-ohio-50-per-100k-rate-drops-below-100-for-first-time-in-nearly-a-year/

COLUMBUS (WCMH) – Ohio’s rate of onset cases of coronavirus per 100,000 over two weeks hit a major benchmark this week, dropping below 100 for the first time since June 28, 2020.

Gov. Mike DeWine had set state COVID-19 orders to lift once Ohio hits 50 per 100,000, but last week he scheduled most orders to expire on June 2. His administration, though, continues to closely track the metric, as it is commonly used to observe the virus’s spread.

The rate stands at 99 per 100,000 as of Wednesday, May 19. It was 124 when NBC4 ran this preliminary calculation last week. Five weeks ago, it was nearly double: 201 per 100,000.