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EDGE 2021: Making Sense of M&A Mania - Vimarsana News

EDGE 2021: Making Sense of M&A Mania

Set for 20-23 March 2022 on Sunshine Coast, attendance at EDGE is by invitation only, limited to decision-makers shaping the technology landscape across Australia.

EDGE 2021: Making Sense of M&A Mania - Vimarsana News

EDGE 2021: Making Sense of M&A Mania

Set for 20-23 March 2022 on Sunshine Coast, attendance at EDGE is by invitation only, limited to decision-makers shaping the technology landscape across Australia.

'Significant increase' in opioids dispensed to Ontario long-term care homes during COVID-19: Study - Vimarsana News

'Significant increase' in opioids dispensed to Ontario long-term care homes during COVID-19: Study

A new study involving University of Waterloo researchers has found there was an increase in opioids being dispensed to Ontario long-term care homes during the first and second waves of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Source: cbc.ca
Fewer long-term care deaths in Ontario during Omicron wave despite high infections - Vimarsana News

Fewer long-term care deaths in Ontario during Omicron wave despite high infections

Ontario long-term care homes, where the majority of residents have third or fourth COVID-19 vaccine doses, have been spared mass deaths during the Omicron wave despite infection levels similar to those seen in early 2020, according to new figures from the province.

Omicron wave in Ontario long-term care homes blunted by vaccines, boosters, province says - Vimarsana News

Omicron wave in Ontario long-term care homes blunted by vaccines, boosters, province says

Ontario long-term care homes, where the majority of residents have three or four COVID-19 vaccine doses, have been spared mass deaths during the Omicron wave despite infection levels similar to those seen in early 2020, according to new figures from the province.

Source: cbc.ca