[palmer]

The breakthrough cases are about 1 in 10,000. Probably rise a little as time goes on. Most vaccinated people have only been vaccinated a month or two. But it should stay very low.

a few will still get the disease and a few of those will die.

About 1% of breakthrough cases die. The CDC says there are more undetected breakthroughs so the mortality is lower. But that's the same as COVID hitting unvaccinated people. Currently about 1% mortality, and there are undetected cases it's less than that.

The main reason to get the vaccine is to prevent infection. Effectiveness seems to be pretty good. Safety seems good too.

[WildHighlander57]

Prophylactic meds prevent infection also.