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alberta reports 34k active covid-19 cases, kenney says number is 'actually much higher'

'if you're feeling unwell, it's quite likely because of the omicron variant and this means it's critical to stay home until you're feeling better — even if you have a test with a negative result,' said hinshaw
stephanie babych
jan 5 2022

omicron presents unique challenges for quebec's hospitals

covid variant appears less severe than delta, but hospitalizations are surging and an exhausted health network is more overburdened than ever.
aaron derfel
jan 5 2022

covid-19: seniors advocate, care home operators want restrictions eased to allow more visitors in long-term care

residents limited to a single 'designated' essential visitor, but 3/4 do not have a person designated and the process to do that is arbitrary and time-consuming
lisa cordasco
jan 5 2022

dr. dean chittock: pandemic has driven homegrown health-care innovation. how do we maintain the momentum?  

opinion: one example: vch partnered with health canada to explore the feasibility of training canines to detect covid-19 and find a fast, non-invasive and accurate approach to detecting the virus
dr. dean chittock
jan 5 2022

'we need your help': alberta health-care workers brace for next wave of covid-19 hospitalizations

when data was last updated online by alberta health on dec. 30, there were 371 covid patients in hospital
stephanie babych
jan 4 2022

montreal overrides provincial covid-19 directive on daycares

the city's public health department is suspending a provincial order allowing exposed children and educators to remain in daycare settings.
jason magder
jan 4 2022

wastewater data fills void as province relies less on pcr testing: researchers

'if we can get a sample of wastewater that represents a large community, we can do a single pcr test ... to cover a million people'
michael rodriguez
jan 4 2022
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alberta reports 34k active covid-19 cases, kenney says number is 'actually much higher'

'if you're feeling unwell, it's quite likely because of the omicron variant and this means it's critical to stay home until you're feeling better — even if you have a test with a negative result,' said hinshaw
stephanie babych
jan 5 2022

omicron presents unique challenges for quebec's hospitals

covid variant appears less severe than delta, but hospitalizations are surging and an exhausted health network is more overburdened than ever.
aaron derfel
jan 5 2022

covid-19: seniors advocate, care home operators want restrictions eased to allow more visitors in long-term care

residents limited to a single 'designated' essential visitor, but 3/4 do not have a person designated and the process to do that is arbitrary and time-consuming
lisa cordasco
jan 5 2022

dr. dean chittock: pandemic has driven homegrown health-care innovation. how do we maintain the momentum?  

opinion: one example: vch partnered with health canada to explore the feasibility of training canines to detect covid-19 and find a fast, non-invasive and accurate approach to detecting the virus
dr. dean chittock
jan 5 2022
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

'we need your help': alberta health-care workers brace for next wave of covid-19 hospitalizations

when data was last updated online by alberta health on dec. 30, there were 371 covid patients in hospital
stephanie babych
jan 4 2022

montreal overrides provincial covid-19 directive on daycares

the city's public health department is suspending a provincial order allowing exposed children and educators to remain in daycare settings.
jason magder
jan 4 2022

wastewater data fills void as province relies less on pcr testing: researchers

'if we can get a sample of wastewater that represents a large community, we can do a single pcr test ... to cover a million people'
michael rodriguez
jan 4 2022
powered by
obesity matters

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