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The first real-world data for COVID vaccines is in – and it’s really good news – Sydney Morning Herald
The first real-world data for COVID-19 vaccines is in – and the vaccines’ effectiveness have once-again shot past scientists’ expectations.
Both countries faced surging epidemics only a month ago, but daily cases have now been substantially curtailed.
The US has also made strong headway, reducing its daily caseload from a peak of 314,172 on January 8 to 66,481 on March 4. About 16 per cent of the USs population had received a dose of vaccine.
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