A news study measures the economic benefit of the rollout of COVID\u002D19 vaccines in Canada.
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The institute put a $27.6-billion value on deaths that were prevented, dwarfing the cost of vaccines. The institute used two models to analyze the direct net costs and benefits of the vaccination program. Wyonch said they were limited by the availability of data. Wyonch said there was a calculated risk in making procurement decisions before knowing what would be effective. But, she said, it would allow for quicker deployment.
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