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Old 12-01-2022, 11:57 AM   #318
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Vaccinated People Make Up Majority of COVID-19 Deaths: CDC Data

Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) showed that vaccinated and boosted people made up most of the COVID-19 deaths in August.

Of the total 6,512 deaths recorded in August 2022, 58.6 percent of the deaths were attributed to vaccinated or boosted people, and seem to be a sign of a growing trend where vaccinated individuals are increasingly becoming the majority in COVID-19 mortalities.

In January 2022, COVID-19 mortalities in the vaccinated was still the minority with 41 percent of the data related to vaccinated or boosted individuals.

However, analysis of the CDC data from June and July showed over 50 percent of deaths were being reported in vaccinated individuals, with 61 and 56 percent reported respectively.


https://www.theepochtimes.com/health...YZEel76hqrQ%3D

My, my...since this "pandemic" is clearly one for the jabbed and unjabbed alike, one is led to wonder: Why take any jabs since clearly the benefits do not outweigh the risks?

The left's lies are coming home to roost.
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