Covid 2 vaccines are saved.

These are some of the data issued in an unprecedented study published in the magazine Jama Health Forum It is coordinated by Professor Stefania Bukia, Stephania Bukia, Professor of Public and Applied Hygiene at the University of Katolica, with contributions from Dr. Angelo Maria Bizolo, a researcher in public and applied hygiene, and Dr. Antonio Cristiano, a medical resident in doctors and preventive medicine. The researchers spent a period at the University of Stanford, in cooperation with Professor John Pu Euanidis, Director of the Center for Innovation in Descriptive Research (Maqayais), in the context of the “European Networks Exchange of Networks to integrate health health health systems” project with funding from the European Research Program.

Professor Bokia and Dr. Paisolo explains: “Before many studies are conducted by estimating the lives that have been rescued by vaccines with different models and in different periods or parts of the world, but these studies are the most comprehensive because they are based on data all over the world, they also cover the period of ranged in the Obsone, as it feels the number of years of life that has been provided, and this depends on a fewer number of effects on Mountains.

the study

Experts studied population data all over the world, by applying a series of statistical methods to find out among the people who had Coffee disease either before or after a vaccination, before or after a period of Orion, died (and at age). “We compared these data with the estimated data designed in the absence of Covid vaccination, and then they were able to calculate the numbers of people who were rescued by Covid vaccines and the years of life they gained as a result of them,” Dr. Bezzullo explains.

It also turned out that most of the years rescued (76 %) included people over 60 years, but residents of long -term care facilities only contributed 2 % of the total number. Children and adolescents (0.01 % of lives and saved 0.1 % of the years of life), young adults between the ages of 20 and 29 (0.07 % of lives and 0.3 % of life years) contributed to little interest.

Professor Boxia concludes: “These estimates are more conservative than previous accounts that have focused mainly on the first year of vaccination, but they clearly show an important general benefit of Covid-19 vaccination over the period 2020-2024. Most of the benefits, in terms of life life and the provision of life years, were secured to obtain a part of the global population who suffer more attractive.