COVID-19 health measures were 'generally effective,' Montreal study finds
Concordia researchers began work in 2022 to counter misinformation prevalent on social media.
Source: montrealgazette.com
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Quebec study finds COVID measures were effective in reducing cases
The results show that wearing a mask led to a reduction of 2.76 cases per 100,000 people, and a 0.19 per cent reduction in the mortality rate worldwide.
United States James Peters Mohsen Farhadloo Concordia University John Molson School Of Business Department Of Supply Chain Management
Source: globalnews.ca
Montreal study describes COVID-19 health measures as 'generally effective'
A study aimed at countering online misinformation reveals that health measures taken by governments in connection with COVID-19 helped to save lives or reduce hospital admissions and the number of cases in 2020.
United States James Peters Mohsen Farhadloo Concordia University John Molson School Of Business Department Of Supply Chain Management
Source: montreal.ctvnews.ca
Montreal university study describes COVID-19 sanitary measures as 'generally effective'
Health measures helped bring down the number of hospitalizations and deaths, according to researchers at Concordia University.
United States James Peters Mohsen Farhadloo Department Of Supply Chain Management Marc Bourcier Concordia University Business Technology
Source: cbc.ca
Vaccines are overwhelmingly safe but cognitive biases are holding the hesitant back: Concordia researchers
Well before COVID-19 emerged, the World Health Organization identified vaccine hesitancy as one of the top threats to human health worldwide.
Source: thesuburban.com
Vaccines are overwhelmingly safe but cognitive biases are holding hesitant back, according to new paper
Concordia-led study examines the different thought processes that convince people not to get potentially life-saving jabs Well before COVID-19
Louise Pilote Mohsen Farhadloo Rustam Vahidov Hossein Azarpanah Public Health World Health Organization
Source: miragenews.com