“Vaccinated about 9% in state as of yesterday. Oklahoma a little over 10%.”
I have noticed that CDC, in the last week or so, started prominently breaking out adults (over 18), right up top, along with the total population number they had been reporting. It makes it look even better (and arguably is more pertinent for disease outcomes/vaccine priorities).
Nationwide today 15.6% of the population had had a first shot, but 20.3% of adults.
The older the demographic, the higher the percentage with a first shot. About 40% of people 65-74, and about 60% of people 75 and older. Virtually all Nursing Home residents have had a first shot (who will consent - well over 90%), and 63% of them have finished their second.
Yes. That’s the numbers I’ve seen. I believe we are over 50% over 65.