The report, developed from computer modeling, comes as the U.S. approaches the second anniversary of theCost savings from those averted medical expenses add up to $1.15 trillion in savings to the U.S. health system, according to the report by a team led by Meagan C. Fitzpatrick, PhD, with the Center for Vaccine Development and Global Health at University of Maryland in Baltimore.
Without vaccination, the U.S. would have had 1.5 times more infections, 3.8 times more hospitalizations, and 4.1 times more deaths, the modeling indicates.The research took into account patterns of five variants, each of which have accounted for at least 3% of cases in the U.S., including Iota, Alpha, Gamma, Delta, and Omicron, in addition to the original SARS-CoV-2 strain.
The New York report last month found that every $1 invested in vaccination yielded estimated savings of $10.19 in direct and indirect costs that would have been incurred without the vaccine. He says it’s important to keep the vaccines’ measure of success focused on how many hospitalizations and deaths they prevent, the main goal of vaccines, and not on breakthrough infections.Co-author Alison Galvani, PhD, founding director of the Yale Center for Infectious Disease Modeling and Analysis, saysFewer infections, she noted, also mean fewer cases and accompanying costs of long COVID, for instance.
Prove it! Whilst you are at it, how many ppl died or injured permanently from the vaccine?
You fail to mention all of the suspected deaths attributed to this concoction. Give credit where credit it due.
You fail to mention all of the suspected deaths attributed to this concoction. Give credit where credit it due.
Misinformation! These are assumptions, not facts!
'The report, developed from computer modeling' 🙄
Where can I get more detailed information on the computer model that was used to develop this report?
Now report the number of people that died from getting the vaccine
hahahahahahahaha
Such BS. The stats have been out the window from the beginning for every facet of this scam.