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Study shows that 99% of Italians who died from COVID-19 weren't fully vaccinated
July 28, 2021 19:05
Nearly 99% of Italians who died from the coronavirus hadn’t been fully vaccinated, the National Health Institute of Italy reports.
According to Medportal.ru, between February and July, experts studied the medical records of patients who were mainly over 80 and recorded 423 deaths among the vaccinated.
Today, 57% of the population (over the age of 12) has received both doses of the vaccine.
Over 4,300,000 Italians have been infected with the coronavirus and over 127,900 have died since the start of the pandemic.
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