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In-depth Analysis from the COVID-19 Immunity Task Force Sheds Light on the Omicron Dominance and Immunity Landscape Omicron's Dominance: By March 2023, after 16 months of the Omicron variant's rule, three out of every four Canadians gained immunity to SARS-CoV-2 due to infection. The comprehensive pan-Canadian seroprevalence analysis was made public by the COVID-19 Immunity

The fact that antibodies wane after about six months, and that this virus is always mutating, means we’re not out of the woods

Testing vials of blood left over after patients undergo tests could help detect everything from the ill effects of environmental toxins to the true prevalence of some chronic diseases

The pandemic shows how much our fragmented public health system is costing us.

The World Health Organization has ended the global COVID-19 emergency, citing increased immunity, fewer deaths and less pressure on hospitals. But while the situation with the virus has improved worldwide, it has also exposed major issues with Canada's health-care system.

Crisis exposed flaws in health-care system that must urgently be addressed: experts

The first Omicron wave has left us numb to the continuing presence of the virus. But hospitals are dealing with a “steady stream” that’s hurting the system.

The first Omicron wave has left us numb to the continuing presence of the virus. But hospitals are dealing with a “steady stream” that’s hurting the system.

Visit any supermarket, school or sports facility these days and you’d be hard pressed to find signs thatCOVID-19 is still among us.

The first Omicron wave has left us numb to the continuing presence of the virus. But hospitals are dealing with a “steady stream” that’s hurting the system.