An update was released on the differences between the vaccinated (V) and the unvaccinated (U) in testing positive for COVID-19 and for being hospitalized. The State Health Department in Washington tracks this, and their report for cases from Dec. 1-28 is broken down into three age groups. The U from 12-34 years of age are twice as likely to get infected and ten times more likely to be hospitalized than the V. The gap grows for the 35-65 year-olds, to three and fourteen times, respectively. Finally, the U in the 65+ group is six and thirteen times, respectively. They are also fifteen times more likely to die.