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When COVID-19 vaccines became available in Canada almost a year ago, there was very little data about potential effects on pregnant people. Now there's evidence pointing to vaccine safety and effectiveness — and the risks COVID-19 infection poses to both parent and baby.
Pregnant people are considered a high-risk group, but have lower COVID-19 vaccination rates, experts say
Canadians concerned over waning immunity from COVID-19 vaccines, breakthrough infections and the need for booster shots in the general public could benefit from a dose of some important context.
TORONTO - A study by Toronto researchers says the prevalence of non-melanoma skin cancer is on the rise in Ontario, climbing by 30 per cent from 2003 to 2017 following a period of decline decades earlier.
A study by Toronto researchers says the prevalence of non-melanoma skin cancer is on the rise in Ontario, climbing by 30 per cent from 2003 to 2017 following a period of decline decades earlier.