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Island Health facilities hit with flu, norovirus outbreaks - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Island Health facilities hit with flu, norovirus outbreaks - Victoria Times Colonist

Outbreaks of flu and gastrointestinal illnesses have been declared at several Island Health hospitals and long-term care facilities.

Is Canada prepared for a measles outbreak? Many health officials are on high alert - Vimarsana News

Is Canada prepared for a measles outbreak? Many health officials are on high alert

There have been nearly two dozen confirmed cases of measles reported in Canada so far this year, compared with just 12 in 2023

Salmonella-tainted cantaloupe is killing Canadians. How scientists track the outbreak - Vimarsana News

Salmonella-tainted cantaloupe is killing Canadians. How scientists track the outbreak

When an outbreak like this happens, food inspectors race to track down the culprit. In the case of the contaminated cantaloupe, they were able to trace the salmonella back to produce from a few specific companies by checking invoices from Mexico, the U.S. and Canada. 

Source: cbc.ca
B.C.'s weekly COVID-19 data update shows 174 in hospital - Vimarsana News

B.C.'s weekly COVID-19 data update shows 174 in hospital

The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 in B.C. fell again this week.

RSV infections surge as hospitals brace for return of 'normal' respiratory virus season - Vimarsana News

RSV infections surge as hospitals brace for return of 'normal' respiratory virus season

There are early signals Canada's respiratory virus season is underway. And after a roller-coaster of viral dynamics during the COVID-19 pandemic, some say this season could mark a return to relative normalcy.

Source: cbc.ca