More than 100,000 vaccine advances identified in the United States: report

There have been more than 100,000 breakthrough cases, or cases where fully vaccinated individuals have contracted the coronavirus, identified in the United States, according to a Bloomberg analysis.

Bloomberg has collected data in 35 states since the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) stopped tracking all breakthrough cases and found that more than 111,000 breakthrough cases have occurred in those states in the past two months. .

There are more than 164 million Americans fully vaccinated against the coronavirus.

The CDC stopped following all revolutionary cases in May as the delta variant began to spread in the United States

The CDC has only started tracking revolutionary cases that resulted in a person’s hospitalization or death, which is a small percentage compared to the number of revolutionary cases that have occurred.

The delta variant started to gain momentum in June and has since caused an increase in cases across the country, as it is considered the most contagious variant to date.

The CDC made a statement to Bloomberg saying it has always tracked groundbreaking coronavirus cases despite officially stopping the count of all cases in May.

“The CDC is actively following groundbreaking cases in so-called cohort studies, which often involve tens of thousands of people across the country,” spokeswoman Kristen Nordlund told the outlet. “We will continue to publish additional results from these cohort studies as they become available.”

States continued to track breakthrough cases, providing an estimate of all breakthrough cases that have occurred.

Fear of groundbreaking cases and the ability of vaccinated people to spread the virus has led the CDC to ask fully vaccinated people to wear masks in areas with high rates of transmission of the virus.

Update at 5.15 p.m.