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First two Moderna, booster was Pfizer. No complications. Not even a sore arm. I'm drunk on antibodies.

Factcheck.org covers some of the issues concerning that Israeli study. They mention two studies at the end of The Study's Limitations that arrive at different conclusions than the Israeli study, plus several other issues with the study.

A little more disagreement can be found at Quora, where the matched case aspect of the study is addressed.

The study is published here. It's not particularly long. It's not peer reviewed AFAIK.
Some things I note.
1. They conduct multivariate logistic regression analyses. They don't mention whether they are using a yes or a no in the four dependent variables they study under each model. It would be evident in the code, but you have to request it and it's in Python and I don't use Python anyway. Logistic regression models model binary dependent variables (yes/no, success/failure, infected/not infected). Minor point, they probably have it coded correctly but it is easy to make a mistake because software may default to alphabetical order for instance and it might not be the order one wants for the odds ratios.
2. I mention 1. because they keep ignoring that age is significant or age and SES is significant when they so they were no significant covariates. It's the way they write it out that's irksome. They picked the covariates because they thought they would be important but when they do find the important ones, they brush them off. More importantly, they did not use interaction terms at all. There could have been age differences that depended on whether the person was vaccinated.
3. They only present one table from each of their models 1-3 but they say they used 4 different dependent variables which means there should be 4 tables for each model. I would be particularly interested in seeing the tables where death was the independent variable. "We evaluated four SARS-CoV-2-related outcomes, or second events: documented RT-PCR confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection, COVID-19, COVID-19-related hospitalization and death." Which is to say, yes or no for each of those four types of events, with there being four analyses for Model 1-3. This makes me question greatly their expertise in analysis.
4. I don't normally do matched case analyses, and I don't recall the nuances when using them. I think perhaps though they should have used survival analysis (specifically Cox Proportional hazards) instead of logistic regression. Survival analysis definitely should be used for modeling death, it's the better choice.
5. They have treated SES as a continuous variable. It is based on several parameters and then an index is created from 1 to 10. It's extremely doubtful the index should be treated as a continuous variable. That would make their model misspecified. If I was reviewing it, I would make them rerun it correctly as I wouldn't expect they could justify the index properly as continuous. There is no reference cited for the calculation of the index.
6. They only looked at the Pfizer vaccine.

I put this one separate.
7. There's a bunch of dead people not included in Models 1 and 2. The vaccinated are all the people who did not get Covid (naive) vs. the people who survived Covid. The weak ones have died and the infected ones have had a regular case. In other words, natural immunity looks good in this study unless you are one of the weak ones.

I would be very interested to see how this study does after peer review. Some medical journals are really lax though, they just report basic statistics in short journal articles and call it a day.

I did mention a ways back a couple studies looking at comparisons between vaxed and unvaxed groups,.

It doesn't make a lot of sense though to forgo the booster if you feel it is endemic and you haven't gotten Covid yet. The vaccines do help prevent the disease. If you are one of the unlucky (think weak) ones it would be extending your life in exchange for a short pharmacy visit. Or you might still end up in the hospital anyway which is still a bonus in some ways but sucks in general. Lots of younger people who thought they were strong and didn't get vaccinated and are now dead.

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