Have 60% of New COVID-19 Patients Been Vaccinated?

Why do some people think that 60% of new COVID-19 patients have been vaccinated?

The usual suspects…

Have 60% of New COVID-19 Patients Been Vaccinated?

So it’s not true?

To be fair, it is certainly possible that clinicians have been telling Dr. Harvey Risch that 60% of COVID-19 cases they are treating have already been vaccinated.

Harvey Risch, a cancer epidemiologist, is the doctor that:

• said lockdowns are counterproductive and the “pandemic ends with herd immunity,” which to him, means natural herd immunity
• has been a vocal supporter of hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin to treat COVID-19
• was criticized by his peers at Yale for promoting hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin to treat COVID-19

But of course, that’s not what the rest of us are seeing with breakthough COVID-19 infections.

Remember, recent statistics found a very tiny number of breakthrough COVID-19 infections.

In fact, the CDC has only received 5,814 reports of COVID-19 vaccine breakthrough infections from 43 U.S. states and territories after more than 75 million people have been vaccinated!

Have 60% of New COVID-19 Patients Been Vaccinated Fact Check

It is not true that 60% of new COVID-19 patients have been vaccinated, but it is possible that some docs have been telling that to Harvey Risch, as it is almost certainly what he would like to hear.

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