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In this paper we analyze the impact of vaccinations on spread of the COVID-19virus for different age groups. More specifically we examine the deployment ofvaccines in the Nordic countries in a comparative analysis where we analyzefactors such as healthcare stress level and severity of disease through newinfections, hospitalizations, intensive care unit (ICU) occupancy and deaths.Moreover, we analyze the impact of the various vaccine types, vaccination rateon the spread of the virus in each age group for Denmark, Finland, Iceland,Norway and Sweden from the start of the vaccination period in December 2020until the end of August 2021. We perform a three-fold analysis: i) frequencyanalysis of infections and vaccine rates by age groups, ii) rollingcorrelations between vaccination strategies, severity of COVID-19 andhealthcare stress level and; iii) we also employ the epidemic RenormalizationGroup (eRG) framework. The latter is used to mathematically model wavestructures, as well as the impact of vaccinations on wave dynamics. We furthercompare the Nordic countries with England. Our main results are thequantification of the impact of the vaccination campaigns on age groupsepidemiological data, across countries with high vaccine uptake. The dataclearly shows that vaccines markedly reduce the number of new cases and therisk of serious illness.

Nordic vaccination strategies face/off via age range comparative analysis on key indicators of COVID-19 severity and healthcare stress level