New international study says coronavirus lockdowns not more effective than voluntary measures, not needed to slow the spread - TheBlaze

New international study says coronavirus lockdowns not more effective than voluntary measures, not needed to slow the spread - TheBlaze: 

A new international study examining the effectiveness of state-mandated coronavirus lockdowns compared to other voluntary pandemic safety measures found that the lockdowns were no better at stopping the spread of coronavirus than less restrictive measures, like social distancing or reducing travel. POLL: Will you stay loyal to the Republican party if they help the Democrats impeach Trump? The peer-reviewed study, which Newsweek reported was published on Jan. 5 in the Wiley Online Library, examined how the virus spread in 10 countries in early 2020.