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- 1/6/2022
Saskatchewan's chief medical health officer warns against gatherings to keep essential services going
On Thursday, the province reported 913 new cases of COVID-19—an all-time high—with a test positivity rate of 28%. - 1/5/2022
Young Leader in Pharmacy Renly Lim: "... we are so versatile that the opportunities are endless."
In 2022, in collaboration with Sherif Guorgui, co-CEO of OnPharm-United, we are featuring a new weekly series highlighting a Young Leader in Pharmacy from across Canada and around the world. For the purpose of the series, will be adopting FIP Young Pharmacists Group's age criteria…which is under 35 years of age. - 1/5/2022
Ontario hospitals urge pregnant people to get vaccine, cite infant COVID admissions
All infants admitted to the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario in Ottawa had unvaccinated mothers. - 1/5/2022
Omicron variant may offer an 'immune dividend' and blood tests show waning immunity across all age groups: Immunity Task Force
Scientists on the task force are now analyzing the extent of immunity offered by Omicron, as well as "memory of immune protection'' in the cells which can kick in with future COVID-19 infections. - 1/5/2022
A closer look: Physicians relieve stress through deep examinations of fine art through AGO events
Dr. Hyewon Hyun, radiologist and nuclear medicine physician at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston—with a personal interest in art—realized there were similarities between her examinations of medical imaging and fine art. - 1/4/2022
With COVID on the job: France allows infected medics to work
It is a calculated risk, with the possibility that COVID-positive health workers and carers could infect colleagues and patients weighed against what the government says is a need to keep essential services running. - 1/4/2022
We've got to get on top of long COVID before it drowns us
With Omicron raging through the population, we need to stay on top of—and properly fund—the science behind long-COVID, set to be a post-pandemic pandemic of its own.