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What you need to know about COVID-19 in Ottawa on Thursday, Feb. 17 - Vimarsana News

What you need to know about COVID-19 in Ottawa on Thursday, Feb. 17

Here's CBC Ottawa's latest roundup of key updates during the coronavirus pandemic.

Source: cbc.ca
Ontario science table shows COVID-19 levels dropping in wastewater, except in the north - Vimarsana News

Ontario science table shows COVID-19 levels dropping in wastewater, except in the north

Ontario’s Science Advisory Table shows COVID-19 levels in wastewater data are steadily declining in all regions except in northern areas of the province.

Source: cbc.ca
Ontario science table says different swabbing method can make rapid test more accurate - Vimarsana News

Ontario science table says different swabbing method can make rapid test more accurate

Ontario’s COVID-19 Science Advisory Table is urging people to change the way they use rapid antigen tests after determining the regular nasal swabs are less sensitive to the Omicron variant.

Source: cp24.com
COVID-19 rapid tests less sensitive to Omicron variant, new swab method could help - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 rapid tests less sensitive to Omicron variant, new swab method could help

Ontario’s COVID-19 Science Advisory Table is urging people to change the way they use rapid antigen tests after determining the regular nasal swabs are less sensitive to the Omicron variant.

There's a better way to take rapid COVID-19 tests. Here's how experts say you should 'up your game' - Vimarsana News

There's a better way to take rapid COVID-19 tests. Here's how experts say you should 'up your game'

The Ontario Science Advisory Table says rapid antigen tests are less likely to detect the Omicron variant. So they want you to swab much more than your nostrils to make the tests more accurate.

Source: cbc.ca