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Falling hospital outbreaks extremely good news : AHS

EDMONTON Alberta Health Services said Thursday afternoon it has seen a significant reduction in COVID-19 outbreaks at Alberta hospitals recently, coinciding with the fall of cases in the community. According to the health authority, in the past week alone, outbreaks were declared over at the University of Alberta Hospital, Leduc Community Hospital, Fort Saskatchewan Community Hospital, Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre, Foothills Medical Centre, and the Medicine Hat Hospital. A statement provided by AHS called the reduction extremely good news and said it reflects decreasing community transmission and the hard work of frontline hospital teams to apply screenings and adhere to strict infection prevention control and cleaning measures.

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219 médecins albertains réclament la vaccination des employés des unités de COVID-19

219 médecins albertains réclament la vaccination des employés des unités de COVID-19
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All workers on COVID-19 wards need vaccine now, Alberta doctors tell health minister in open letter

All workers on COVID-19 wards need vaccine now, Alberta doctors tell health minister in open letter More than 200 doctors have signed an open letter calling on the province to prioritize the vaccination of all health-care workers caring for patients in Alberta s dedicated COVID-19 wards. Social Sharing

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Mary Olson pays tribute to Rosalie Bertell, the great explainer of radiation impacts on health

My Six Mentors, “……………. Rosalie Bertell, PhD It was Rosalie who most let me know that I am able to contribute original work towards the day that People, to decide not to split atoms any more. Human beings began splitting atoms in Chicago, in 1942. Rosalie, a PhD in mathematics and member of the Order of Gray Nuns, knew more than anyone else I have worked with, that all of it every last nuclear license, and radioactive emission, all the waste and all the bombs and all the money congress gives to nuclear activities are choices. People made, and continue to make these decisions…and we can change our mind.

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