Thank you for your comment. In the article linked, it states that 0.19% of vaccinated still get infected with the coronavirus, of which over 10% were hospitalized. The first number is more important since a person can't get hospitalized if he/she isn't infected. This means that the chance of hospitalization for Covid-19 in vaccinated people is less than 0.19%.

Yes, I've seen that lengthy EMA report and wrote about the biodistribution problem of mRNA and DNA vaccines. But the conclusion I made in those articles are that such biodistribution concerns are mainly theoretical, and their real-life significance pales in comparison to the actual threat of Covid-19. I hope that's clear, but let me know if it isn't.