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Bridgerton Covid Death despite Double Vaccination and Regular Testing

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Weeks after picking up the Emmy Award  for hair style and make up design, Bridgerton's Marc Pilcher has died of Covid aged 53.

Pilcher had had his two vaccinations and several negative tests before and after flying to Los Angeles to pick up the Award. He had no underlying conditions. Yet still he died. I do not know how frequently this happens but I expect it highlights the need to continue wearing masks and socially distance.

My guess is that a case like this is extremely rare. But I agree there's been a good deal of research showing that the mRNA vaccines have reduced effectiveness over time. It also depends quite a bit on each individual. Some people have stronger immune response to the vaccines than others based a host factors. 

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Just out: in Ontario, Canada, 3 COVID deaths in fully vaccinated adults <60 yrs age from Jan-Sept. Gen pop is 15 million. 

4 hours ago, Riobard said:

Just out: in Ontario, Canada, 3 COVID deaths in fully vaccinated adults <60 yrs age from Jan-Sept. Gen pop is 15 million. 

Probably more people chocked to death while drinking water in the same time span

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