Data Sources for Vaccination and Covid-19 cases by Age

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Current data sources for COVID-19 vaccination and case statistics in the US can be found on the CDC's COVID Data Tracker. This includes detailed demographics on vaccine administration and COVID-19 cases by age and sex. While hospitalization and death statistics are readily available, specific data on adverse events related to COVID-19 infection is less clear, with only estimates from various studies. Users express a desire for raw data, noting that the aggregated age groupings for cases, vaccinations, and adverse events differ, complicating comprehensive analysis.
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Is there an up to data source of data on the number of vaccines administered in the US by age and sex? And similarly is there up to date information on the number of Covid-19 cases by age and sex, as well as number of adverse events from Covid-19 infection?
 
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Ygggdrasil said:
This site has info on COVID-19 vaccine demographics: https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#vaccination-demographic

Similarly it has demographic data for COVID-19 cases: https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#demographics

Hopspitalizations and deaths from COVID-19 would probably have nationwide statistics available (e.g. from the CDC site), but I'm not sure if data on other specific adverse events would be available (though there are plenty of studies that estimate their frequency).
I wish there was raw data I could find. The aggregated data by age is grouped differently for cases, vaccinations, and adverse events, which makes it incompatible for analysis.
 
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