According to data from Indiana, people who have previously had COVID-19 were slightly less likely to come down with it again, but the vaccinated had far lower rates of hospitalization and all-causes mortality - via healthing_ca vaccine healthing
The results come on the heels of previous research that found that people with disabilities are prescribed more opiates and more likely to abuse them than those without a disability.
. “Our work confirms that mRNA vaccines have kept people out of the [emergency department] and the hospital as well as lowered the likelihood of death from any cause. And we saw this pattern in every age group.”
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