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CDC: More vaccinated adults hospitalized with omicron, but fewer admitted to ICU (msn.com)[The Hill]
BUT
Which is good news.
CDC: More vaccinated adults hospitalized with omicron, but fewer admitted to ICU (msn.com)[The Hill]
From mid-July through mid-December, the proportion of fully vaccinated adults in Los Angeles County increased nearly 20 percent, from approximately 65 percent to 77 percent, but the proportion of COVID-19 hospitalizations occurring in fully vaccinated adults increased almost 60 percent, from approximately 25 percent to 40 percent.
The CDC also noted that while some reports indicated omicron was causing less severe illness compared to delta, most patients hospitalized during the early omicron period still suffered from severe lower respiratory illness.
BUT
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) analysis of a single hospital in Los Angeles found there were more hospitalizations during omicron compared to delta, but that among omicron-period patients, vaccination - particularly vaccination plus a booster dose - was associated with lower likelihood of admission to an intensive care unit.
Which is good news.