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Updated June 2, 2021 at 6:00 AM ET The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has stopped tracking every case that occurs when a COVID-19 vaccine fails to protect someone. Instead, the agency is focusing on people who get very sick or die. The decision is controversial. Critics argue the strategy could miss important information that could leave the U.S. vulnerable, including early signs of new variants that are better at outsmarting the vaccines. The CDC and outside infectious disease experts, however, say it makes sense to prioritize efforts on those who get hospitalized or die. “These vaccines were studied to prevent severe illness, hospitalization and deaths. And as we look at these breakthrough infections, these are the ones we’re most concerned about,” CDC Director Rochelle Walensky said at a White House COVID-19 briefing on May 18.

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