“An Evidence-Based Re-Examination of Rhode Island’s Covid-19 Response,”  will be conducted this Saturday  afternoon at the Warwick Public Library from 1 to 4:30 p.m.

The event is free and open to the public, & will begin with complimentary light refreshments (fresh baked goods & coffee), and conclude with questions and answers.

Andrew Bostom, a clinician and , academic epidemiologist and  clinical trialist for over 40-years, including 24-years as faculty at the Brown University Medical School, will introduce the program. He will review raw data, observational studies, and randomized controlled trials germane to the Covid-19 response in Rhode Island. He will review the  short-term/real-time failure of the nationally televised Rhode Island “Covid-19 Hospitalization Models” of April 16, 2020;  the successful Swedish counter example of no lockdowns, no primary school closures, no mask mandates, etc.;  how Rhode Island public health officials ignored Covid-19’s extreme risk variation by age & comorbidity, including an explanation of the Covid-19 “infection fatality rate” and  how state  public health officials further ignored uniformly negative Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT) data on community masking for prevention of respiratory virus infections (both before, & since the covid-19 pandemic).

Others scheduled to speak include Colleen Kelly, MD, a Brown University Medical School gastroenterologist; Richard Southwell to discuss the ongoing Southwell v. McKee mask mandate litigation; Steven Skoly, DMD will discuss his continuing litigation after the Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) closed his practice for 5-months upon his  refusal to get Covid-19 vaccinated given his own natural immunity, & history of vaccine injury; Brittany DiOrio, a young special education teacher, who was fired by the Barrington School district for refusing to get vaccinated; attorney Gregory Piccirilli, who will provide an overview of the myriad Covid-19-related legal cases  and Malcolm Najarian, owner of the Café Bon Ami, who will briefly discuss his interactions with RIDOH.

Also invited to participate in the program are  RI State Rep. & Minority Leader, Michael Chippendale and Pat Ford of The Coalition Network .