Texas: C19 Cases and Deaths by Vaccination Status TX Dept of State Health Services

[stoogescv]

I'm not understanding the dispute here. There are THREE groups: vaccinated, unvaccinated and partially vaccinated. It's explained in the report.

"Among people with positive COVID-19 tests, including PCR and antigen tests (n = 1,545,390):
1,314,337 (85.0%) were unvaccinated, 184,732 (12.0%) were partially vaccinated, and 46,321 (3.0%)
were fully vaccinated. Positive tests occurred more frequently among females (52.0%) than males
(47.0%), with 1% missing/unknown. The overall mean age was 39 years, with most positive tests
among those aged 18-29 years (24.3%) followed by those aged 30-39 years (19.7%) and those aged 50-
64 years (17.7%)."

[OlderThanDirt]

Not really, it's just people who are partially vaccinated and there are not many of those.

[bigbossman]

telling the truth is not your thing....

And never has been, from the jump.

[balgor]

I'm not understanding the dispute here. There are THREE groups: vaccinated, unvaccinated and partially vaccinated. It's explained in the report.

"Among people with positive COVID-19 tests, including PCR and antigen tests (n = 1,545,390):
1,314,337 (85.0%) were unvaccinated, 184,732 (12.0%) were partially vaccinated, and 46,321 (3.0%)
were fully vaccinated. Positive tests occurred more frequently among females (52.0%) than males
(47.0%), with 1% missing/unknown. The overall mean age was 39 years, with most positive tests
among those aged 18-29 years (24.3%) followed by those aged 30-39 years (19.7%) and those aged 50-
64 years (17.7%)."

There isn't any. They're trying to find a reason why the data that VERY CLEARLY shows the vaccines reduce infections, hospitalization and death is wrong. It contradicts their groupthink and confirmation bias.

I know why they didn't include a partially vaccinated category. A person 1 day after the 1st shot is very different from a person 10 days after the 2nd shot, not a great idea to dump heterogenous people all in the same category. The 2 included categories are homogenous with regard to vaccination status (or lack thereof).

As for the "number are all lies", sorry I won't address conspiracy theories.

[ibanezfoo]

There isn't any. They're trying to find a reason why the data that VERY CLEARLY shows the vaccines reduce infections, hospitalization and death is wrong. It contradicts their groupthink and confirmation bias.

I know why they didn't include a partially vaccinated category. A person 1 day after the 1st shot is very different from a person 10 days after the 2nd shot, not a great idea to dump heterogenous people all in the same category. The 2 included categories are homogenous with regard to vaccination status (or lack thereof).

As for the "number are all lies", sorry I won't address conspiracy theories.

[psssniper]

So can we all agree that Texas has a lot of extremely overweight people? Could this be pushing their numbers? My daughter, the nurse, came home from work the other day and described trying to get a 300lb plus guy into the body bag after he died of “the covid”

[bigbossman]

As for the "number are all lies", sorry I won't address conspiracy theories.

Well - it's well known that the numbers are jacked, so there's that. You won't address it, because you can't without lying.

[stonefly-2]

Not really, it's just people who are partially vaccinated and there are not many of those.

There would be if not for pretty much all those going to be vaccinated already have been vaccinated.

Now the interest is more of how to cleanse the toxins from ones body and those yielding to force of one sort or another.

[SPUTTER]

Great news! Now go get your boosters, Op. Get all three and the Pfizer pills, I'm sure it will make you extra healthy!

[sd_shooter]

So can we all agree that Texas has a lot of extremely overweight people? Could this be pushing their numbers? My daughter, the nurse, came home from work the other day and described trying to get a 300lb plus guy into the body bag after he died of “the covid”

It is something like this. Also hispanic and black people are disproportionately affected per the CDC.

There are other graphs/tables for body weight, Obesity is definitely a huge factor, as are other existing conditions like diabetes.

They're trying to isolate one variable (vaccination) but really they just end up hiding information. Show us the raw data please and let us determine what's going on (will never happen ) Here's where guys like ASR would shine, we'd be better off processing data than looking at a Powerpoint.

[Dan_Eastvale]

And so many of us don't look at numbers and walls of text.
We act based on what we observe and don't worry about.
Seems many lawmakers are the same.

[balgor]

the partially vaccinated group is four times as large as the fully vaccinated group

54% of Texans are fully vaccinated
38% unvaccinated
8% partially vaccinated

Which one is the smallest group?

https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#datatracker-home