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KEY POINTS The first known diagnosis of SARS-CoV-2 infection in Canada was in a patient in hospital in Toronto on Jan. 25, 2020.[1][1] At the time, few anticipated the intensity and duration of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has presented health systems and governments globally with challenges not

While we welcome encouragement to funders by Charani et al to tackle inequities in global health research and proposed metrics to track progress, this is not a new approach to funding.

Heres your update with everything you need to know on the coronavirus situation in B.C. and around the world.

For people who think, "It’s a done deal now, I’m giving up." This is not the time to give up. We still have quite a lot of the population that hasn’t been…

More consistent and comprehensive reporting — plus scientific analysis of reasons behind the variations — may help inform the response to future health threats.

By Jennifer Stranges Nearly 30 per cent of Canadian adults – nine million people – were infected during the Omicron variant wave early in 2022, compared with just 10 per cent who had been infected in the previous four waves, according to a new study led by Toronto researchers. Despite the high numbers of infections, […]

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Omicron is now the only strain of COVID-19 circulating in New Brunswick, and almost all of the cases are the highly transmissible subvariant BA.2, according to the Department of Health.

Researchers found nearly 30 per cent of Canadian adults were infected during the first Omicron wave

Researchers found nearly 30 per cent of Canadian adults were infected during the first Omicron wave