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世界杯决赛2022

researchers say many questions left to answer about long covid
preparing the province's health care system for what could be thousands of people experiencing symptoms not really understood is tricky, but that's what the sha is trying to do.
leader post
coronavirus
jul 30 2021
dr. alyson kelvin, a scientist for the vaccine and infectious disease organization (vido) at the university of saskatchewan, stands in her laboratory.

doctors, lawyers want b.c. to track injuries after record heat wave
thousands of people across the province sought medical help for conditions like heat stroke, dehydration and even brain injury.
the canadian press
2022年世界杯名单猜测
jul 30 2021
people dealing with heat wave at ambleside beach in west vancouver.

people should continue to wear masks for now: ottawa's top doc
with 30 per cent of the population still not fully vaccinated and the highly transmissible delta variant in play, the risks are just too high, vera etches said.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jul 30 2021
ottawa's mask mandate will continue, says the city's medical officer of health, dr. vera etches.

vaxxed think they should be given more freedom than unvaxxed: poll
just 15 per cent of people with two doses of a vaccine agreed that it would be 'unfair to place restrictions on people just because they choose not to be vaccinated'
the national post
covid-19 vaccine
jul 30 2021
in a new poll, many vaccinated people said they would feel uncomfortable in settings such as a theatre knowing they are among the unvaccinated.

opinion: vaccine 'passports' are certificates not passports
no one ever called a proof of yellow fever or cholera certificate a vaccination passport, so there’s no reason to use the term for covid-19.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jul 29 2021
mohammed adam holds a vaccine certificate that is often used when travelling internationally.

opinion: a fourth wave if more people don't get vaccine
the warning came as doctors wrote an open letter begging everyone ages 12 and older to get vaccinated.
windsor star
covid-19 vaccine
jul 29 2021
a covid-19 vaccination sign at the neighbourhood drug store on wyandotte street east in windsor is shown in april 2021.

ontario covid-19 case count climbs by 218
more than 80 per cent of people in the province aged 12 and older have received at least one dose of a covid-19
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jul 29 2021
people lline up to receive a vaccine at the canadian tire centre

what can covid-19 teach us about eliminating viral epidemics?
opinion: some have described hepatitis c as a “ticking viral time bomb” because of the number of undiagnosed infections.
vancouver sun
opinion
jul 29 2021
rather than limiting the offer of hepatitis c tests to people with symptoms or with current risk factors, canadian liver specialists have advocated that everyone born between 1945 and 1975 also be offered a one-time hepatitis c test, writes laurie edmiston. photo credit: conor ashleigh
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researchers say many questions left to answer about long covid
preparing the province's health care system for what could be thousands of people experiencing symptoms not really understood is tricky, but that's what the sha is trying to do.
leader post
coronavirus
jul 30 2021
dr. alyson kelvin, a scientist for the vaccine and infectious disease organization (vido) at the university of saskatchewan, stands in her laboratory.

doctors, lawyers want b.c. to track injuries after record heat wave
thousands of people across the province sought medical help for conditions like heat stroke, dehydration and even brain injury.
the canadian press
2022年世界杯名单猜测
jul 30 2021
people dealing with heat wave at ambleside beach in west vancouver.

people should continue to wear masks for now: ottawa's top doc
with 30 per cent of the population still not fully vaccinated and the highly transmissible delta variant in play, the risks are just too high, vera etches said.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jul 30 2021
ottawa's mask mandate will continue, says the city's medical officer of health, dr. vera etches.

vaxxed think they should be given more freedom than unvaxxed: poll
just 15 per cent of people with two doses of a vaccine agreed that it would be 'unfair to place restrictions on people just because they choose not to be vaccinated'
the national post
covid-19 vaccine
jul 30 2021
in a new poll, many vaccinated people said they would feel uncomfortable in settings such as a theatre knowing they are among the unvaccinated.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

opinion: vaccine 'passports' are certificates not passports
no one ever called a proof of yellow fever or cholera certificate a vaccination passport, so there’s no reason to use the term for covid-19.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jul 29 2021
mohammed adam holds a vaccine certificate that is often used when travelling internationally.

opinion: a fourth wave if more people don't get vaccine
the warning came as doctors wrote an open letter begging everyone ages 12 and older to get vaccinated.
windsor star
covid-19 vaccine
jul 29 2021
a covid-19 vaccination sign at the neighbourhood drug store on wyandotte street east in windsor is shown in april 2021.

ontario covid-19 case count climbs by 218
more than 80 per cent of people in the province aged 12 and older have received at least one dose of a covid-19
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jul 29 2021
people lline up to receive a vaccine at the canadian tire centre

what can covid-19 teach us about eliminating viral epidemics?
opinion: some have described hepatitis c as a “ticking viral time bomb” because of the number of undiagnosed infections.
vancouver sun
opinion
jul 29 2021
rather than limiting the offer of hepatitis c tests to people with symptoms or with current risk factors, canadian liver specialists have advocated that everyone born between 1945 and 1975 also be offered a one-time hepatitis c test, writes laurie edmiston. photo credit: conor ashleigh
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