Statewide hospitalizations, deaths due to COVID-19 continue to climb

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2 thoughts on “Statewide hospitalizations, deaths due to COVID-19 continue to climb

  1. There is no way those Indians vaccination numbers are correct. I thought it was, perhaps, just a typo but then it was repeated. The total population of Indiana is right around 6.8 million and around 1.5 million of those are children under the age of 14. . 3 million FULLY vaccinated + 3 million who’ve had the first dose of a 2 dose vaccine = 6 million at least partially vaccinated and that just cannot be true.

    1. Yes, I thought the same thing when I read it several days ago. The way it is worded makes it seem like we have 3 million fully vaccinated plus another 3 million who have had their first shot.

      Actually, though, it’s just misleading wording on the part of the IBJ. Of those 3 million people who have had a first dose, 2.8 million have ALSO had their second dose and thus they are included in the 3 million total who are fully vaccinated. The total for fully vaccinated includes that 2.8 million who have had both doses plus a little over 200,000 who have gotten the one-dose J&J vaccine. The number of people who have gotten the first dose of Pfizer or Moderna but who have not yet gotten the second dose is actually more like 244,000. That means the number of Hoosiers who are either partially or fully vaccinated is really just 3.25 million, not 6 million. I really don’t know why the IBJ reports it the way they do… it is not inaccurate, but it is totally easy to misinterpret.

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