A Canadian study that claimed the unvaccinated were more at risk for car accidents and should potentially pay higher insurance rates drew widespread outrage.
claimed those unvaccinated from the COVID-19 virus were more likely to get in traffic accidents, drawing outrage on Twitter. The study's authors suggested insurance companies should make changes to policies of unvaccinated individuals.
"This does not mean COVID-19 vaccination directly prevents traffic crashes. Instead, it suggests that adults who do not follow public health advice may also neglect the rules of the road," he concluded.ACTOR MATTHEW MARSDEN SAYS HE LOST ROLE FOR REFUSING COVID VACCINE: PEOPLE HAVE TO SAY ‘ENOUGH’ The doctor argued the study's main problem was that it was morally misguided, but she also accused the researchers of misusing their data.
The Canadian study suggested insurance companies change policies for those unvaccinated against COVID-19.The"fundamental flaw," she said, was that the study relied on the government database of vaccinated individuals. She pointed out that you could still be in an accident and not going to the hospital, and thus wouldn't have been included in the study.
Doctors and scientists blasted a Canadian study that found the unvaccinated were at higher risk for traffic accidents.Dr. Vinay Prasad, a hematologist-oncologist and health researcher, laughed at its conclusions."This also repeats the dumb idea that primary care doctors should specialty counsel unvaccinated people about driving," he tweeted with laughing emojis.
Some conservative media figures agreed the study had nefarious intentions, using science to advocate that insurance companies punish the unvaccinated.
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