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In reply to the discussion: 49 people who were fully vaccinated have died of COVID in N.J. Here's what we know. [View all]Zeitghost
(4,557 posts)43. It's good news being repackaged as bad to instill fear (and get ratings/clicks/views)
As you pointed out, 49 out of 5.2 million, the majority of which had serious health problems and were older than the average life expectancy, is no reason to panic. The vaccine is working.
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49 people who were fully vaccinated have died of COVID in N.J. Here's what we know. [View all]
Klaralven
Aug 2021
OP
49 out of 5.2 million, or 0.00006% !!! Freaking amazing success! Deceptive headline.
lagomorph777
Aug 2021
#59
It's pretty much a given that the data is incomplete and likely an undercount,
lapucelle
Aug 2021
#25
So many would like to know the answer to that. I wish we could get a breakdown
oregonjen
Aug 2021
#28
Exactly. Leaving that detail out irresponsible, but that is the pattern that has been followed
JohnSJ
Aug 2021
#31
49 deaths out of 5.2 million fully vaccinated NJ residents - not a reason to panic.
Fiendish Thingy
Aug 2021
#23
It's good news being repackaged as bad to instill fear (and get ratings/clicks/views)
Zeitghost
Aug 2021
#43
What were they vaccinated with, JNJ or Pfizer/Bio n Tech or Moderna. Isn't that importnat?
JohnSJ
Aug 2021
#29
My condolences to you & family. Months ago it was thought possible we would soon beat Covid
luckone
Aug 2021
#57
A statement of facts is not misleading. Facts are not responsible for the inferences (good or bad)
lapucelle
Aug 2021
#60
While I agree that facts, accompanied by complete information about what the facts mean
Ms. Toad
Aug 2021
#64
I think getting active hospitalized infection rate post vaccinated would help.
FarPoint
Aug 2021
#63
The CDC is collecting the hospital case data, but not all states are choosing to report them.
lapucelle
Aug 2021
#66
All but 6 were 65+ according to the article. That coupled with underlying issues seemed to be the
themaguffin
Aug 2021
#68