Dr Sheela Shenoi, an infectious disease doctor and assistant professor at Yale School of Medicine told McClatchy News over the phone that “there’s no biological reason that people who have had (the vaccine) and boosters are going to be at increased risk for COVID.”

“These numbers are not telling us the whole truth,” Shenoi said.

The CDC wrote in a summary accompanying its data that “several factors likely affect crude case rates” and this makes “interpretation of recent trends difficult.”

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