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The COVID-19 virus keeps evolving. These 'disease detectives' are on the caseSocial Sharing - Vimarsana News

The COVID-19 virus keeps evolving. These 'disease detectives' are on the caseSocial Sharing

Researchers look for mutations in the virus's genetic code that might offer a growth advantage

Doctors watching for severe strep A infections in Alberta children, say cases could be rising - Vimarsana News

Doctors watching for severe strep A infections in Alberta children, say cases could be rising

Alberta doctors are keeping a lookout for invasive group A strep infections and some say they're seeing an increase in cases among children.

Source: cbc.ca
Omicron completely changed the pandemic. Are we prepared for what's next? - Vimarsana News

Omicron completely changed the pandemic. Are we prepared for what's next?

Omicron changed everything we thought we knew about COVID-19 when it unexpectedly emerged a year ago and rapidly spread around the world within weeks — and there’s still so much uncertainty around what it could do next.

Source: cbc.ca
Myocarditis Appears Rare After COVID-19 Vaccination - Vimarsana News

Myocarditis Appears Rare After COVID-19 Vaccination

Clinicians should consider age, sex, and vaccine type when accounting for vaccination risks, according to the authors of an observational study.

Why mask mandates likely wouldn't solve the crisis in children's hospitals - Vimarsana News

Why mask mandates likely wouldn't solve the crisis in children's hospitals

Masks have been essential throughout the pandemic, but while everyone is encouraged to wear them to protect themselves in certain situations during respiratory illness season, mandating them now is harder to justify for a wide range of reasons.

Source: cbc.ca