[Eagle Forgotten]

Am I reading the study right that vaccination leads to an about 36% decrease in the chance of severe COVID?

Would you explain how you got 36%? The msn.com article tends to give general conclusions rather than precise statistics.

I clicked through to the linked study and found this:

Despite significantly older age in the vaccine breakthrough group, the odds of severe COVID-19 requiring oxygen supplementation was significantly lower following vaccination (adjusted odds ratio 0.07 ....)

So maybe 93% effective? Is that what the 0.07 means?

[bone52]

You are right, a case of tired eyes missing a “0”. I read 0.073 as 0.73.