From 24 August 2021 to 6 July 2022, 659,578 cases of reinfection
were reported
, equal to 4.6% of the total number of cases notified and the increase in the percentage of reinfections on the total reported cases continues, it is 10.8%, an increase compared to to the previous week (9.6%).
The analysis of the risk of reinfection starting from 6 December 2021 (reference date for the start of Omicron), sees an increased risk in those who have had Covid for over 210 days, in those who have not been vaccinated or vaccinated for over 120 days , in women, young people and health personnel.
This is highlighted in the extended weekly report Iss
.
The
mortality rate of the population over 12 years
of age , out of 100 thousand people in the period 13/05 / 2022-12 / 06/2022, for the unvaccinated (11 deaths per 100,000 inhab.) Is 6 times higher than for vaccinated with a complete cycle for less than 120 days (2 deaths per 100,000 inhab.) and approximately 7 higher than those vaccinated with an additional / booster dose (2 deaths per 100,000 inhab.).
Compared to the overall population, the risk of death of the unvaccinated compared to the vaccinated is more than 7 times higher (7.1) and reaches 8 and a half times (8.5) in the over 80 population, we still read in the extended Report.
The incidence rate and the hospitalization rate are increasing in all age groups
.
To say this is the
extended weekly ISS report on Covid
which integrates Friday monitoring.
In the 30-39 age group the highest incidence rate is recorded at 14 days, equal to 1,843 per 100,000, while in the 0-9 age group the lowest value is recorded, 1,012 cases per 100,000 inhabitants.
The median age at diagnosis of the subjects reported in the last few weeks is stable and equal to 48 years.
The national incidence figure is 1071 in the period 1/7 / 2022-7 / 7/2022 compared to 763 in the period 24/06 / 2022- 30/06/2022.