The news about the second wave of COVID-19 appears grim. Provinces across Canada, including Ontario, regularly hit new heights as new cases are reported. According to national modeling released on October 30th, 2020, by the Public Health Agency of Canada, the cases aren’t flattening despite new restrictions. Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Theresa Tam
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Although COVID-19 results in a mild illness for most people, it can make some people seriously ill. People in their 40s and those with pre-existing conditions such as heart problems, diabetes, and elevated blood pressure are more vulnerable to the disease. To date, most of the cases and deaths in Canada are in Ontario. Unfortunately,
As many experts feared, Ontario has been hit by a second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. Ontario has gone from less than a hundred lab-confirmed cases a day to at least 500 a day. With tens of thousands of backlogged tests in the province, the number of daily new infections could be higher than one
A growing number of new cases are reported lately in Ontario with increasing frequency. According to Ontario Premier, Doug Ford, the province is experiencing a second wave of COVID-19. Some health experts predict that the second wave could be a more significant challenge for people in the region in combination with threats from the flu
The latest news out of Ontario about the pandemic is promising. Overall, new cases and deaths in the province continue to decline. However, as the province moves deeper into Stage 3 of the COVID-19 reopening plan, it’s important to avoid complacency. Now more than ever, everyone needs to follow safety protocols. This includes continuing to
From overcrowding to outbreaks, hospitals and clinics are being tested thoroughly by COVID-19. While small clinics may face fewer challenges than big hospitals, they’re also more vulnerable to disruptions related to the pandemic because they have fewer resources. That’s why such clinics need to adopt the right strategies during the pandemic. #1 Partner with the
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The pandemic has shaken hospitals across the country. The facilities have braced for massive outbreak, waiting for patients to flood the system and take up all of the sick beds. For months, they have been on edge — the tides could turn in a matter of weeks. But, the preparation for severe outbreaks isn’t the
