LONDON, May 6, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) — A new report released by the U.K. government has documented that over 500 patients have been admitted to hospital with COVID-19 despite having received the much-heralded COVID-19 injections. Nevertheless, researchers called this a story of “vaccine success.”
Published at the end of last month, the report examines hospital admissions for people with COVID-19 during the so-called “second wave,” and how those correlate with their vaccination status. It covers the period from December 8, when the experimental vaccination roll-out began in the U.K., through April 10.
A total of 3,842 patients who had received the injection were later admitted to a hospital, with 3,534 testing positive using PCR tests. Dates for the administration of the first injection were available for 3,598 of the total 3,842 patients admitted.
The authors of the report noted that there was an “abundance” of people admitted to hospital within seven days of receiving their injection, but stated that “admissions in this population do not correlate with vaccinations. This is too little time for the vaccination to work (immunity to develop) for most people and infection will have occurred before vaccination in many.”
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