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The burden of COVID-19 going forward will sit on the shoulders of primary care doctors and nurses if no new variant emerges, but the way that medical care is delivered must be reconsidered, Ontarios now-defunct science table said Monday in its final bit of advice to the province.

The burden of COVID will sit on the shoulders of primary care doctors and nurses if no new variant emerges, Ontarios now-defunct science table says.

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The Ontario COVID-19 Science Advisory Table found patients who weren't connected with a family doctor or medical team had worse health outcomes during the pandemic.

The problem-plagued ArriveCAN app has been the focus of criticism.

OTTAWA, Sept. 21, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Canada's Forest Trust (CFT) is pleased to announce the appointment of the first four members of its Science,...

Scientists identify the healthcare requirements for adults with long COVID.

Ontarios new science advisory table wont have final say on what it can investigate, with topics subject to approval from Public Health Ontario.

Parents and caregivers in Huron and Perth counties can now book COVID-19 booster shots for children five to 11 years old.

People in Ontario who test positive for COVID-19 no longer have to isolate for five days but should ...