Alberta doctors push back on provincial COVID-19 task force report
- Alberta Premier Danielle Smith criticized COVID-19 management and supported a controversial report questioning vaccine efficacy and promoting ivermectin, which lacks scientific backing.
- Dr. John Conly demanded the removal of his name from the report, stating he was not part of the review panel and never consented to its publication.
- The Canadian Medical Association and Alberta Medical Association condemned the report as misinformation, arguing it undermines trust in medical science.
- Health Minister Adriana LaGrange's office did not confirm if the government would act on the report's recommendations after its release.
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Alberta doctors warn obstetrician-gynecologist shortage could mean more preemies
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Alberta COVID panel strikes the name of contributor from report, issues correction
A panel commissioned by the Alberta government has struck the name of an expert contributor from its COVID-19 report, saying it was included "in error." The report, released without notice Friday, has been updated to say Dr. John Conly was only interviewed about an article quoted in the re...
The Alberta Medical Association doubles down on COVID-19 Pandemic response
Sheldon Yakiwchuk The Alberta Medical Association, seemingly took to the offense on the Alberta COVID-19 Pandemic Data Review Task Force, final report – that I call the Dr. Gary Davidson report, and made their statement on X Monday. Because this is what professional organizations do, when they’re butthurt. Take to social media and make wild and accusatory claims. So…moving into the twice posted statement of the AMA, today – once with the Presi…
Alberta physician listed on provincial COVID report says he disagrees with findings, demands his name be removed
The Canadian Medical Association and the Alberta Medical Association have issued separate statements dismissing the $2-million project as ‘misinformation’
The Committee on the Response to COVID-19 in Alberta released its controversial report on Monday.
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