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Stop the Lies: Lockdowns Did Not and Do Not Protect the Vulnerable

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Stop the Lies: Lockdowns Did Not and Do Not Protect the Vulnerable
Glen, a nurse at a hospital in Chicago who declined to reveal his last name, participates in a protest against COVID-19-related lockdowns in Chicago, Ill., on Dec. 5, 2020. Cara Ding/The Epoch Times
Paul E. Alexander,Howard Tenenbaum,Parvez Dara
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Lockdowns didn’t protect the vulnerable, but rather harmed them and shifted the morbidity and mortality burden to the underprivileged.

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Dr. Paul Elias Alexander is a COVID-19 consultant researcher in the US-C19 research group. He was formerly an assistant professor at McMaster University in evidence-based medicine and research methods; a COVID pandemic evidence-synthesis consultant-adviser to WHO-PAHO Washington; and senior adviser on COVID pandemic policy at Health and Human Services. He was appointed in 2008 at WHO as a regional specialist/epidemiologist in Europe's regional office in Denmark, worked for the government of Canada as an epidemiologist for 12 years, was appointed as the Canadian in-field epidemiologist (2002–2004), and worked from 2017 to 2019 at Infectious Diseases Society of America as the evidence synthesis meta-analysis systematic review guideline development trainer. Dr. Alexander holds masters level study from York University Canada, and a masters in epidemiology from the University of Toronto, a masters in evidence-based medicine from the University of Oxford, and a doctorate in evidence-based medicine and research methods from McMaster University in Canada.
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