Controversial COVID excess deaths study withdrawn

A controversial study analyzing excess deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic was withdrawn. The study, published in 2024, had sparked widespread criticism for claiming that excess mortality in the West remained high for three years despite measures and vaccines. The publisher of the British journal "BMJ" confirmed that the study was retracted due to misleading information about causes of death and methodological errors. While the study did not establish a direct link between vaccines and excess deaths, it drew criticism from researchers who argued that its findings fueled unsupported doubts about vaccines, which have contributed to saving millions of lives.

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