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Confining vulnerable people into care homes during a pandemic produces the worst possible outcomes for them ― scientific article

MEDIA NOTICE Ottawa, October 30, 2023 (Link to PDF of this media notice) Governments have purported to correctly apply standard epidemiological models to create infectious disease policies during the COVID period, including to justify “protecting” vulnerable elderly individuals by isolating them from the general population in care homes. In a new paper published in the… Continue reading Confining vulnerable people into care homes during a pandemic produces the worst possible outcomes for them ― scientific article

Predictions from standard epidemiological models of consequences of segregating and isolating vulnerable people into care facilities

Update 2023-10-30: This paper has now been published in the peer-reviewed journal PLoS One CORRELATION authors Joseph Hickey and Denis Rancourt have posted a new preprint to medRxiv entitled “Predictions from standard epidemiological models of consequences of segregating and isolating vulnerable people into care facilities”. As shown in the paper, standard epidemiological models predict that… Continue reading Predictions from standard epidemiological models of consequences of segregating and isolating vulnerable people into care facilities

All-cause mortality during COVID-19: No plague and a likely signature of mass homicide by government response

CORRELATION has republished the article “All-cause mortality during COVID-19: No plague and a likely signature of mass homicide by government response” by Denis G. Rancourt. The article was originally published on ResearchGate on June 2, 2020. Download a copy of the article below: