For the 48 hours since the last update:
Doses Delivered: 1.6 million (two weak days) Likely one normal day, and one weekend day with little to no delivery (which has become the norm since inauguration).
People Receiving 1st Dose: 1.4 million (two weak days) Lately weekends have been big days for giving shots, but apparently not this last Sunday.
People Receiving 2nd Dose: 938,000 (two very weak days - the equivalent of one big day).
On hand inventory has dipped to 16.4 million. That has been the float reserved to cover second shots, for those given a first. It is no longer Federal policy to recommend that reservation of vaccine (since the last week or two of the Trump Admin), but it has still been occurring in practice by the States and Localities. The current balance is slightly lower than recent weekly lows, but that might just be a holiday weekend effect.
The official count will always be one short ‘cause I ain’t getting it.
I downloaded CDC data from the Vaccine Adverse Effect Reporting System. And, compared COVID19 to Injected Seasonal Flu vaccines.
You are approximately 93 times more likely to die from COVID19 vaccine that injected seasonal flu vaccine.
https://wonder.cdc.gov/vaers.html
"An adversary that develops a virus (e.g. another modified/mutated bat virus, for example) that selectively targets ADE in people with the specific antibodies from vaccination, which are distinct from natural infection, could easily kill every single person who was vaccinated and not harm or only make mildly sick those who either had Covid-19 naturally or who were uninfected and unvaccinated."
