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Johns Hopkins Study Finds That Lockdowns Saved Barely Any Lives
After two years of coronavirus lockdowns across the world, millions of us have wondered aloud just how effective these drastic measures were. Well, now we have some research from the Johns Hopkins Institute for Applied Economics to refer to.
By Gina Florio2 min read
A group of researchers analyzed multiple studies that were gathered from the beginning of the coronavirus lockdowns to find out whether they were effective whatsoever in saving lives. The short answer is, hardly any lives were saved as a result of these lockdowns. Can't say we're surprised.