Covid-19 to be blamed for overcrowding in Hospital ER rooms in Ontario
If you’ve waited hours in an Ontario ER to see a doctor or to be hospitalized, you may not have not known the reason for the long wait. The major reason for the perennially extended wait is the onset of COVID-19 in Ontario which is now being exacerbated by the...
Read moreCanada reports 168 confirmed cases of Monkeypox
Thereas Tam, Chief Public Health Officer in Canada, has confirmed that there were a total of 168 cases of Monkeypox in the country as of last count on Friday. The top doctor, speaking on the sidelines of a health briefing, said that the confirmed cases had been reported nationwide. They...
Read moreIs Canada going to witness a second Omicron wave?
A surge in Omicron subvariants might lead to an increase in cases in Canada as summer approaches while COVID-19 health restrictions continue to weaken, researchers believe. The increasing number of cases in the United States, Europe and other parts of the world has been attributed to the subvariants of BA.4 and...
Read moreOntario Amends Its Covid Rules
On Saturday, the majority of the existing mask requirements in Ontario will be lifted, as well as in institutions and on public transportation. The restrictions are slated to expire at 12 a.m. on June 11, but masking will still be required in lengthy care and senior facilities, according to a...
Read moreInfluenza Infections In Canada Are At An All-Time High This Spring
Analysts contend that relaxing the public health regulations aimed at preventing the transmission of COVID-19, has resulted in an increase in cases of some other viruses. Since the beginning of April, Canada has experienced a significant increase in influenza cases, which is unusual for the spring. Since the most recent...
Read moreSpecialist told International News that monkeypox outbreaks in Canada are thought to have started in a neighborhood saunas in Montreal
On May 19, Quebec health authorities revealed the nation’s first 2 monkeypox cases. Dr. Robert Pilarski, a medical doctor in Montreal who examined one of the cases last week, believes the person contracted the disease from the sauna he visited. “It was Sauna G.I. Joe who gave it to him.” As...
Read moreCanada confirms 58 cases of monkpox
The Canadian Chief Public Health Officer Theresa Tam announced on Friday that the country has reported 58 monkeypox infections. According to her, the verified cases have been recorded in every province, including 52 from Quebec, five from Ontario, and one from Alberta. She stated that anyone might become infected...
Read morePfizer’s COVID-19 booster for 16 and 17-year-old have been approved in Canada
Two days ago, the Canadian state endorsed a single health boost of Pfizer and BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccination for 16 and 17-year-olds. In November of that year, Regulator Health Canada approved an enhances the effectiveness of the vaccination for people aged 18 and above. The boost should be given six months...
Read moreCanada Continues Its March Against TB
Nevertheless, the condition differs significantly between indigenous and foreign-born communities. These populations are disproportionately impacted by tuberculosis, with rates that are often significantly greater. Data reveal that tuberculosis (TB) is a severe — and likely underrepresented — health concern for indigenous people in Canada, as per the Canadian government. Nevertheless,...
Read moreResearch Has Found Fewer Car Accidents And a Significant Decrease in Influenza-Related Fatalities
The difference between the number of fatalities and the expected numbers (as determined by Government Statistics) is known as excess deaths. The research examined at mortality in Canadian regions from March 2020 through October 2021, utilizing publicly accessible data, to see if there were any additional fatalities overall or...
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