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Mpox DNA can persist in the body for up to four weeks: Study - Vimarsana News

Mpox DNA can persist in the body for up to four weeks: Study

DNA from the mpox virus can be found in different parts of the body for up to four weeks after symptom onset, according to a study led by researchers at Unity Health Toronto, the Sunnybrook Research Institute and the University of Toronto.

Accor's expands partnership with Worldwide Hotels Group to bring Novotel Singapore on Kitchener - Vimarsana News

Accor's expands partnership with Worldwide Hotels Group to bring Novotel Singapore on Kitchener

Accor has signed an agreement with Worldwide Hotels Group, Accor's long-standing partner, for a new Novotel hotel in Singapore.

13 times more babies born with syphilis in Canada over 4 years, data shows - Vimarsana News

13 times more babies born with syphilis in Canada over 4 years, data shows

Syphilis infections are surging across Canada, including cases of babies born with congenital syphilis.

Source: cbc.ca
Pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV: effective and underused - Vimarsana News

Pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV: effective and underused

KEY POINTS Incidence of HIV has been rising in Canada. The Public Health Agency of Canada estimated 2242 new HIV infections in 2018, which highlights the need for comprehensive prevention strategies. [1][1] Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) is an important means of preventing acquisition of HIV;

Source: cmaj.ca
Limited vaccine supply could thwart Canada's efforts to contain monkeypox - Vimarsana News

Limited vaccine supply could thwart Canada's efforts to contain monkeypox

As an unprecedented global monkeypox outbreak keeps growing, Canada remains opaque about its vaccine stockpile — even as advocates and medical experts warn the country may lack enough supply to meet current demand, with many Canadians being offered just one round of what’s typically a two-dose shot to stretch supplies.

Source: cbc.ca