Latest on global Covid crisis: 🇬🇧 English study finds 50-60% reduced risk of Covid for double-vaccinated 🇨🇱 Chilean study shows variations in success of vaccines 🇧🇷 Brazil reports 1,209 new deaths 🇲🇽 Mexico posts 657 more fatalities For more:
A elderly woman gets her temperature checked before being inoculated against Covid-19 with Cuban vaccine Abdala in Havana, on August 2, 2021. Fully-vaccinated people have an around 50 to 60 percent reduced risk of infection from the Delta coronavirus variant, including those who are asymptomatic, a large English coronavirus prevalence study found on Wednesday.
The researchers said this was not surprising or worrying, given that PHE estimates were based on those who have symptoms and get tested, while the Imperial study is designed to pick up more people. "These data support the idea that there is uncertainty about what might happen in September when schools return and we have increased indoor mixing, because of the patterns of infection that we saw driving the growth."Mexico has reported 18,911 new confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the country and 657 fatalities, bringing its total to 2,880,409 infections and 241,936 deaths.
That vaccine was 86 percent effective in preventing hospitalisation, 89.7 percent effective in preventing admission to intensive care units and 86 percent effective in preventing deaths within the population between February and July, health official Dr Rafael Araos said in a press conference.Brazil has had 32,316 new cases of the novel coronavirus reported in the past 24 hours and 1,209 deaths from Covid-19, the Health Ministry said.
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