Health Canada confirms shortage of adult cold and flu medicine
Adult cold and flu medicines are in short supply across the country as drug manufacturers struggle to keep up with abnormally high demand, Health Canada has confirmed.
"WW C"- COVID-19, GLOBAL CASES SURPASS 676 MILLION...Here we go again 2025 are we ready for Trump to fuck this up again?
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COVID’s New Year’s Resolution Is to Infect Us All Again (and Again)
Repeated infections are becoming more commonplace. And that probably won’t change any time soon.
Long COVID stemmed from mild cases of COVID-19 in most people
90% of people living with long COVID initially experienced only mild illness.
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The world is in trouble
Yeah, Red states are going to catch hell
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Florida COVID-19 hospitalizations spike; new subvariant emerges
The virus has mutated and driven surges of disease during the roughly three-year pandemic.
Yeah, Red states are going to catch hell
Florida COVID-19 hospitalizations spike; new subvariant emerges
The virus has mutated and driven surges of disease during the roughly three-year pandemic.
Not surprising at all. Folks are coughing all over the place here. I haven't seen an increase in mask wearing either.
B.C. Ministry of Health says it 'accidentally' published new advice on face masks
I guess we weren't supposed to see that.
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COVID, flu, RSV still hitting B.C. children hard
Since the pandemic began, an average of one child a day has been hospitalized with COVID, and one a week admitted to critical care.
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Weekly COVID-19 deaths in B.C. lowest since April
Today's count may be skewed by counting glitches over the holidays
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Dr. Bonnie Henry provides update on 'Kraken' COVID-19 subvariant cases in B.C.
The new subvariant spreads "more easily."
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The 'Kraken' COVID-19 subvariant is here in Canada. Here's what you need to know
A Vancouver expert weighs in on the subvariant that is ripping across the United States.
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Will COVID become 'just another respiratory virus' in 2023?
Past years’ hopes that COVID would become just another respiratory virus have been scuttled by the emergence of new variants and subvariants.
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Timeline: A look at COVID-19 in B.C. in 2022
From the dark January days of the Omicron wave to a pediatric health-care crisis in the fall — and an easing of public health measures in between — COVID-19 has proven to be a sustained disruptive force in B.C.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) - Vancouver News and Information
News, information and updates on Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Vancouver
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Santos’ Claim He Was an Early COVID ‘Survivor’ Has Big Holes
George Santos said he was one of the first people in the U.S. diagnosed with COVID-19, which was further complicated by a previous brain tumor. But then his story changed.
Sea sponge found in Howe Sound could help treat COVID-19, UBC researchers say
Researchers at the University of British Columbia have made a remarkable discovery that could potentially help save lives around the world.
B.C. removes financial barriers in attempts to recruit more nurses
Internationally educated nurses who want in work in B.C. and those hoping to return to the profession will soon be eligible for financial supports from the province, as the government works to address burnout and retention in the health-care system.
Satellite images capture crowding at China's crematoriums and funeral homes as COVID-19 surge continues
Satellite images taken over a number of Chinese cities have captured crowding at crematoriums and funeral homes, as the country continues its battle with an unprecedented wave of COVID-19 infections following its dismantling of severe pandemic restrictions.
Toronto actor who got nearly $24K in COVID-19 pandemic benefits now being forced to pay it back
Struggling Toronto actor Alain D'Amours applied for $23,700 in funds to help him buy groceries, and pay his rent and bills during the pandemic. Now, the government wants it back.
I am not going that far but there will be a huge part of the population that will be disabled because of this shit.
A mask on a crowded flight is a must. I don't leave home w/o it