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Information on the current situation, as of 24 May 2022

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Development over time by vaccine

Deaths by vaccination status, Switzerland and Liechtenstein, 27.01.2021 to 23.05.2022

The chart shows the development over time of reported laboratory-⁠confirmed deaths by vaccination status in Switzerland and Liechtenstein, broken down by vaccine.
The data shown here are based on information supplied to us by doctors and hospitals as part of the reporting obligation. They do not allow a formal comparison of the efficacy of vaccines. Interpretation of the data is limited by many factors, including the integration period of the respective vaccines in the vaccination strategy, vaccination coverage in the various specific target groups, and the predominance of a virus variant at a given time.
Three vaccines for the prevention of COVID-⁠19 are currently authorised for use in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. According to the vaccination recommendation of the FOPH/NITAG vaccination recommendation, to have full vaccine protection, two doses of the Moderna vaccine (Spikevax®) or Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine (Comirnaty®) are required, or one dose following a documented recent SARS-⁠CoV-⁠2 infection. For Johnson & Johnson (Covid-⁠19 Vaccine Janssen®), a single dose of vaccine is required to be deemed fully vaccinated. Those who are fully vaccinated against COVID-⁠19, but who have not yet had a booster vaccination are still deemed to be fully vaccinated. The efficacy of the vaccines available in Switzerland is very high. They provide effective protection against symptomatic infection, in particular severe forms of the disease, and they reduce the risk of transmission. However, this does not mean that those who are fully vaccinated (with or without a booster vaccination) cannot become infected, as no vaccine provides 100% protection.

We have been collecting data on vaccination status since the end of January 2021. It is based on information that doctors and hospitals deliver to us as part of the reporting requirement. For hospitalisations and deaths in connection with a laboratory-⁠confirmed SARS-⁠CoV-⁠2 infection, they also transmit the vaccination status in addition to the clinical information.

The information on incidence is per 100,000 inhabitants with the corresponding vaccination status of («fully vaccinated», «fully vaccinated with booster vaccination», «partially vaccinated» and «not vaccinated»). The calculation is based on the total population.

Please note when evaluating the cases by vaccination status that according to the vaccination strategy, older people and those at especially high risk were vaccinated earlier.

Due to the high proportion of reports without indication of the vaccination status, the numbers on cases by vaccination status until the beginning of July 2021 should be interpreted with caution.

Deaths by vaccination status and vaccine
7-⁠day average:
Moderna (Spikevax®), fully vaccinated
Pfizer/BioNTech (Comirnaty®), fully vaccinated
Johnson & Johnson (COVID-⁠19 Vaccine Janssen®), fully vaccinated
Not vaccinated
Vaccine unknown, fully vaccinated
Deaths
Population by vaccination status and vaccine
Moderna (Spikevax®), fully vaccinated
Pfizer/BioNTech (Comirnaty®), fully vaccinated
Johnson & Johnson (COVID-⁠19 Vaccine Janssen®), fully vaccinated
Moderna (Spikevax®), partially vaccinated
Pfizer/BioNTech (Comirnaty®), partially vaccinated
Not vaccinated
Proportion of people
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Source: FOPH – Status: 24.05.2022, 06.06h

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