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The present work is an analysis of COVID-19 data, worldwide, with statistics of confirmed infected cases, deaths, people who were in intensive care and finally how these parameters varied with the presence of vaccination in the population. in periods ranging from 2020-2023. For this, data was taken from sources indicated in the article.
What is interesting about the article is the way in which the authors try to explain the different public health and socio-economic parameters, which must be considered in any statistical study.
Finally, several conclusions are proposed for each year of study presented.
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