Alberta COVID-19 Report Criticized as 'Anti-Science' by Medical Experts

A government-commissioned review recommending halting vaccines and alternative treatments faces backlash from doctors and organizations.

A $2-million Alberta government-commissioned report recommends stopping COVID-19 vaccines and endorses controversial treatments like ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine.
Medical organizations, including the Alberta Medical Association and the Canadian Medical Association, have condemned the report as advancing misinformation and rejecting scientific consensus.
Dr. John Conly, listed as a contributor, has disavowed the report, stating he did not consent to his inclusion and strongly supports vaccines.
The report's findings align with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's criticisms of COVID-19 public health measures, but no policy decisions have been made yet based on its recommendations.
Critics argue the report lacks credible evidence, omits key pandemic data, and could undermine trust in public health and science.