Emergency authorizations for several COVID-19 vaccines in late 2020 and early 2021 led the world into the next phase of the pandemic: introducing those new firearm shots around the world. This map shows the partial vaccination rate of populations around the world.
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This progress has been uneven, with gigantic disparities between countries with other sources of income, despite global partnerships such as COVAX seeking to make certain vaccines successful in low-income countries. According to Our World in Data, an online publication whose research team was founded at the University of Oxford, as of Nov. 6, about 80% of people in high-income countries have received at least one dose of vaccine, compared to only 23% of other people in high-income countries. those in low-income countries.
High-income countries had administered a first dose to the majority of their population until early July 2021. During the same period, low-income countries had slightly exceeded 1 percent. Much more than a year later, the same situation is repeated. For booster doses: As of Nov. 6, more than 60% of people in high-income countries had received a booster dose, compared to only 1. 4% of those in low-income countries.
Our World in Data also publishes data on COVID-19 death rates, where low-income countries also fare worse. As of Nov. 6, the cumulative case fatality rate was 2. 12 percent in low-income countries, compared with 0. 69 percent in high-income countries.
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