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Peter Jüni resigning from Ontario Science Table - Vimarsana News

Peter Jüni resigning from Ontario Science Table

The epidemiologist who has served as one of the key voices on Ontario’s Science Advisory Table throughout most of the COVID-19 pandemic is resigning from the post in order to take a research job overseas.

LILLEY: Take Ontario Science Table COVID advice with a grain of salt - Vimarsana News

LILLEY: Take Ontario Science Table COVID advice with a grain of salt

The Ontario Science Table will release new COVID-19 modelling on Thursday and the question isn’t what’s in the report, but why should anyone care?

Ontario COVID-19 modelling suggests transmission starting to rebound - Vimarsana News

Ontario COVID-19 modelling suggests transmission starting to rebound

Ontario should prepare for a moderate rebound in hospital admissions due to COVID-19 between now and May, as all remaining surveillance suggests the Omicron wave has hit bottom and is starting to trend back upwards, new modelling suggests.

Omicron wave has hit bottom in Ontario; COVID-19 transmission likely to increase - Vimarsana News

Omicron wave has hit bottom in Ontario; COVID-19 transmission likely to increase

Ontario should prepare for a moderate rebound in hospital admissions due to COVID-19 between now and May, as all remaining surveillance suggests the Omicron wave has hit bottom and is starting to trend back upwards, new modelling indicates.

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Ontario COVID-19 modelling suggests transmission starting to rebound - Vimarsana News

Ontario COVID-19 modelling suggests transmission starting to rebound

Ontario should prepare for a moderate rebound in hospital admissions due to COVID-19 between now and May, as all remaining surveillance suggests the Omicron wave has hit bottom and is starting to trend back upwards, new modelling suggests.