Coronavirus: How Much Booster Dose Vaccination Reduces the Risk of Hospitalization

How Much Does Vaccination Reduce the Risk of Hospitalization? Booster Dose Vaccination

Vaccination against Coronavirus can greatly reduce the risk of hospitalization for people who accept to be protected against a possible infection, and according to some recent studies, this risk decreases by no less than 16 times.

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US study, December 2021: Compared with people vaccinated with the full schedule, the rate of hospitalization due to COVID-19 in unvaccinated adults was 16 times higher.

By age group, compared to vaccinated people, the hospitalization rate in non-vaccinated people was:

  • 9 times higher in adolescents (12-17 years);
  • 12 times higher in adults (18 – 49 years);
  • 17 times higher in adults (50 – 64 years);
  • 17 times higher in adults (65+ years).

Compared to people vaccinated with the full schedule and with the booster dose, the rate of hospitalization due to COVID-19 in unvaccinated people was:

  • 44 times higher in adults (50-64);
  • 49 times higher in adults (65+).

The data presented in the CDC study included 250 hospitals in 14 states.”