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opinion: covid-19 vaccination is a must for medical students
not only does vaccination protect us, our family members and colleagues, it is the single most important thing medical workers can do to protect their patients.
the montreal gazette
opinion
aug 19 2021
just as it is medical students' future duty to prevent the transmission of deadly diseases, it should be the duty of medical schools to protect their students, zhida shang writes.

u.s. to roll out booster shots for americans. what about canada?
some experts worry calls for booster shots and nervousness over breakthrough cases in the fully vaccinated will increase vaccine skepticism
the national post
covid-19 vaccine
aug 19 2021
shirley banks, 88, flinches a bit in anticipation of getting her needle, wielded by public health nurse stephanie mckee as the first covid-19 vaccine was injected at the north london optimist centre on cheapside street in london, ont.

rights commissioner launches inquiry into rise in hate amid pandemic
'since the start of the pandemic, there have been more than 1500 incidents of anti-asian racism reported in b.c.'
vancouver sun
coronavirus
aug 18 2021
kasari govender is b.c.'s human rights commissioner.

does cannabis use disorder increase risk of severe covid symptoms?
“problematic cannabis use and vulnerability to serious covid-19 complications share genetic underpinnings that are unique from common correlates.”
the growthop
cannabis
aug 18 2021
people with chronic health conditions such as asthma, obesity or sickle cell disease, those who smoke tobacco and individuals over the age of 65 are known to be at an increased risk of a poor outcome

legault urges health workers to get jab, says his mnas are vaxxed
it's not unrealistic to think all health care workers can be vaccinated against covid-19 by oct. 1, premier françois legault said wednesday.
montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
aug 18 2021
quebec premier francois legault speaks during a news conference on the covid-19 pandemic, tuesday aug. 17, 2021 at the legislature in quebec city.

stf calls on province to make vaccines mandatory for teachers, students
premier scott moe said mandating vaccines for teachers, or workers in any other sector, is not something the province has discussed.
leader post
covid-19 vaccine
aug 18 2021
saskatchewan teachers' federation president patrick maze speaks to reporters in saskatoon on march 9, 2020.

sask. authorizes additional vaccine dose for international travellers
it will allow people who have received combinations of different brands to receive another dose matching the brand of their second dose.
the star phoenix
covid-19 vaccine
aug 18 2021
a healthcare worker prepares a dose of the pfizer/biontech covid-19 vaccine.

ontario sees 458 new covid cases, three more deaths
health minister christine elliott said 309 of the cases are in unvaccinated individuals and 41 in partially vaccinated individuals.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
aug 18 2021
a visitor walks past a sign, requesting visitors to provide a mandatory covid-19 health pass to access the mall in paris.
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opinion: covid-19 vaccination is a must for medical students
not only does vaccination protect us, our family members and colleagues, it is the single most important thing medical workers can do to protect their patients.
the montreal gazette
opinion
aug 19 2021
just as it is medical students' future duty to prevent the transmission of deadly diseases, it should be the duty of medical schools to protect their students, zhida shang writes.

u.s. to roll out booster shots for americans. what about canada?
some experts worry calls for booster shots and nervousness over breakthrough cases in the fully vaccinated will increase vaccine skepticism
the national post
covid-19 vaccine
aug 19 2021
shirley banks, 88, flinches a bit in anticipation of getting her needle, wielded by public health nurse stephanie mckee as the first covid-19 vaccine was injected at the north london optimist centre on cheapside street in london, ont.

rights commissioner launches inquiry into rise in hate amid pandemic
'since the start of the pandemic, there have been more than 1500 incidents of anti-asian racism reported in b.c.'
vancouver sun
coronavirus
aug 18 2021
kasari govender is b.c.'s human rights commissioner.

does cannabis use disorder increase risk of severe covid symptoms?
“problematic cannabis use and vulnerability to serious covid-19 complications share genetic underpinnings that are unique from common correlates.”
the growthop
cannabis
aug 18 2021
people with chronic health conditions such as asthma, obesity or sickle cell disease, those who smoke tobacco and individuals over the age of 65 are known to be at an increased risk of a poor outcome
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

legault urges health workers to get jab, says his mnas are vaxxed
it's not unrealistic to think all health care workers can be vaccinated against covid-19 by oct. 1, premier françois legault said wednesday.
montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
aug 18 2021
quebec premier francois legault speaks during a news conference on the covid-19 pandemic, tuesday aug. 17, 2021 at the legislature in quebec city.

stf calls on province to make vaccines mandatory for teachers, students
premier scott moe said mandating vaccines for teachers, or workers in any other sector, is not something the province has discussed.
leader post
covid-19 vaccine
aug 18 2021
saskatchewan teachers' federation president patrick maze speaks to reporters in saskatoon on march 9, 2020.

sask. authorizes additional vaccine dose for international travellers
it will allow people who have received combinations of different brands to receive another dose matching the brand of their second dose.
the star phoenix
covid-19 vaccine
aug 18 2021
a healthcare worker prepares a dose of the pfizer/biontech covid-19 vaccine.

ontario sees 458 new covid cases, three more deaths
health minister christine elliott said 309 of the cases are in unvaccinated individuals and 41 in partially vaccinated individuals.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
aug 18 2021
a visitor walks past a sign, requesting visitors to provide a mandatory covid-19 health pass to access the mall in paris.
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