In Israel’s COVID-19 wards, around half of the country’s 600 patients presently hospitalized with severe illness have received two doses of the Pfizer Inc shot — a rare occurrence out of 5.4 million fully vaccinated people. The majority of the patients are over the age of 60 and also have chronic illnesses known to exacerbate a coronavirus infection, according to Reuters interviews with 11 doctors, health specialists and officials.
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Israel health officials say most breakthrough COVID-19 cases among older, sicker patients
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