It’s difficult to evaluate the info in your charts here. For example, consider England, hospital admissions, aged 50 and over, 31% for unvac, 58% for both doses. If 90% of the over 50 population had both doses, then both doses reduced the chance of hospitalization. If 10% of the population was unvac, then their chance of hospitalization was increased. Note that a vaccine should probably be better at changing the odds than this to be considered successful.
For the under 50 group, it’s likely that the vaccination rate is lower, so we’d expect the hospital admissions to be higher for the unvac and lower for both doses.
Take it up with REAL Dr Mercola and Science magazine...(FTA, last paragraph)....
According to Science magazine, breakthrough cases are now multiplying at breakneck speed. “There are so many breakthrough infections that they dominate and most of the hospitalized patients are actually vaccinated,” Uri Shalit, a bioinformatician at the Israel Institute of Technology told Science.14
Nearly 1 million Israelis over the age of 50 have now received a third booster of Pfizer’s mRNA shot. Time will tell whether this will worsen the rate of breakthrough cases or tame it.