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世界杯决赛2022

parts of surrey grapple with high rates of infection, low vaccinations
premier talking to community leaders this week to discuss how to combat vaccine hesitancy
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 4 2021
premier john horgan.

sophie grégoire trudeau talks mental health
"in many ways, we are just one trauma away from one another"
susan schwartz montreal gazette
mental health
may 4 2021
sophie gregoire-trudeau speaks at the federal liberal national convention in halifax on friday, april 20, 2018.

poll flags 'racist attitudes' among 'vocal minority' of health staff
"these findings provide evidence of staff attitudes and behaviours that pose a significant challenge to reconciliation."
the star phoenix
healthcare professionals
may 4 2021
the saskatchewan health authority committed to implementing recommendations from the trc during this ceremony in regina in march 2019, months after an internal survey flagged "racist attitudes" among a "vocal minority" of staff.

saskatoon covid surge predicted by sewage fails to happen
scientists at the university of saskatchewan are stumped to explain why a spike in cases predicted by analysis of wastewater did not arrive.
the star phoenix
coronavirus
may 4 2021
saskatoon's wastewater treatment plant is seen on tuesday, october 2, 2018, in this aerial photo. an analysis of wastewater in april suggested a surge in covid-19 cases was coming in saskatoon, but scientists are now stumped to explain why it never happened.

in pain and bedridden with lyme disease, i turned to cannabis
lyme disease is a rare tick-borne infection that is commonly misdiagnosed or disregarded.
the growthop
世界杯决赛2022
may 4 2021
ashley short (left) with her partner tijen yalchin.

some should wait for pfizer, moderna vaccine if they can: panel
however, 'in most places where the outbreak is ongoing in canada, it would make sense to get the first vaccine possible,' one infectious disease expert counters
ryan tumilty, national post
coronavirus
may 4 2021
currently canadians don’t have much of a choice over vaccines, because the mrna vaccines are the ones arriving in large numbers.

children put up in wards when both parents have covid
the result in some instances is families as a whole being admitted to hospital
tom blackwell, national post
coronavirus
may 4 2021
a spokesperson from the toronto children’s aid society is urging parents to have a list of alternative caregivers for their children in case both parents end up in hospital for treatment for covid-19.

ubc researchers publish first close-up look at b.1.1.7. variant
variant has mutation that enhances virus's ability to bind to and enter human cells but it doesn't offer the virus any more protection against existing vaccines.
healthing.ca
coronavirus
may 3 2021
ubc researchers have become the first in the world to capture and publish structural images of the spike protein on b.1.1.7., the highly contagious covid-19 variant first identified in the uk.
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parts of surrey grapple with high rates of infection, low vaccinations
premier talking to community leaders this week to discuss how to combat vaccine hesitancy
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 4 2021
premier john horgan.

sophie grégoire trudeau talks mental health
"in many ways, we are just one trauma away from one another"
susan schwartz montreal gazette
mental health
may 4 2021
sophie gregoire-trudeau speaks at the federal liberal national convention in halifax on friday, april 20, 2018.

poll flags 'racist attitudes' among 'vocal minority' of health staff
"these findings provide evidence of staff attitudes and behaviours that pose a significant challenge to reconciliation."
the star phoenix
healthcare professionals
may 4 2021
the saskatchewan health authority committed to implementing recommendations from the trc during this ceremony in regina in march 2019, months after an internal survey flagged "racist attitudes" among a "vocal minority" of staff.

saskatoon covid surge predicted by sewage fails to happen
scientists at the university of saskatchewan are stumped to explain why a spike in cases predicted by analysis of wastewater did not arrive.
the star phoenix
coronavirus
may 4 2021
saskatoon's wastewater treatment plant is seen on tuesday, october 2, 2018, in this aerial photo. an analysis of wastewater in april suggested a surge in covid-19 cases was coming in saskatoon, but scientists are now stumped to explain why it never happened.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

in pain and bedridden with lyme disease, i turned to cannabis
lyme disease is a rare tick-borne infection that is commonly misdiagnosed or disregarded.
the growthop
世界杯决赛2022
may 4 2021
ashley short (left) with her partner tijen yalchin.

some should wait for pfizer, moderna vaccine if they can: panel
however, 'in most places where the outbreak is ongoing in canada, it would make sense to get the first vaccine possible,' one infectious disease expert counters
ryan tumilty, national post
coronavirus
may 4 2021
currently canadians don’t have much of a choice over vaccines, because the mrna vaccines are the ones arriving in large numbers.

children put up in wards when both parents have covid
the result in some instances is families as a whole being admitted to hospital
tom blackwell, national post
coronavirus
may 4 2021
a spokesperson from the toronto children’s aid society is urging parents to have a list of alternative caregivers for their children in case both parents end up in hospital for treatment for covid-19.

ubc researchers publish first close-up look at b.1.1.7. variant
variant has mutation that enhances virus's ability to bind to and enter human cells but it doesn't offer the virus any more protection against existing vaccines.
healthing.ca
coronavirus
may 3 2021
ubc researchers have become the first in the world to capture and publish structural images of the spike protein on b.1.1.7., the highly contagious covid-19 variant first identified in the uk.
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obesity matters

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