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COVID-19, flu numbers tracked in tandem for first time, shows virus becoming regular feature of winter - Vimarsana News

COVID-19, flu numbers tracked in tandem for first time, shows virus becoming regular feature of winter

The Canadian Sentinel Practitioner Surveillance Network produced mid-season estimates of effectiveness of immunization against COVID-19and flu, hopes numbers will encourage vaccination

Dr. Kieran Moore says flu, RSV and COVID are in decline - Vimarsana News

Dr. Kieran Moore says flu, RSV and COVID are in decline

Dr. Kieran Moore says respiratory viruses remain in communities. Infectious disease expert Dr. Allison McGeer notes that COVID continues to take a deadly toll.

Why deadly, invasive strep A infections are surging in Canada and beyond - Vimarsana News

Why deadly, invasive strep A infections are surging in Canada and beyond

Rates of invasive, potentially deadly strep A infections were quietly rising in Canada pre-pandemic. Then, in 2023, the country hit a new record. Scientists suspect a complex set of factors could be fuelling the rise of this fearsome bacterial infection.

Source: cbc.ca
Toronto may be past its flu peak, but COVID-19 remains high, public health agency says - Vimarsana News

Toronto may be past its flu peak, but COVID-19 remains high, public health agency says

The end of December was likely when Toronto hit its peak for influenza season, according to Toronto Public Health's latest respiratory illness update, but COVID-19 infections are expected to stay high. 

Source: cbc.ca
Waterloo region's COVID booster rate lags behind national average - Vimarsana News

Waterloo region's COVID booster rate lags behind national average

In Waterloo region, 10.9 per cent of people are up-to-date on their COVID-19 vaccine boosters. Federal figures show 15 per cent of the population aged five and up had received an updated vaccine by Dec. 3.

Source: cbc.ca