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Infectious disease specialist responds to newer concerns and developments around COVID-19

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Dr. Isaac Bogoch says Ontario's miscommunication over 700 coronavirus tests is a serious problem as the province struggles to reduce its daily caseload.
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Growing resistance against Latin America lockdowns

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Poor people across Latin America say they are the ones suffering the most from lockdowns, and it is leading to protests.
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COVID-19: What are the risks of eating at a restaurant?

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An infectious disease specialist answers questions about the risks of eating at a restaurant as they reopen during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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COVID-19: What parts of the world are big concerns right now?

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A panel of experts answer questions about what’s happening with COVID-19 around the world and how it impacts Canada.
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Release of COVID-19 hot spot data in Toronto can help prevent spread of coronavirus, says epidemiologist

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Dr. David Fisman says lowering infections in hot spots will help the city and province continue with reopening plans.
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Infectious disease specialist answers questions about key issues around COVID-19

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Dr. Isaac Bogoch says Ontario's partial reopening is a positive move and believes the benefits of allowing visitors back into long-term care homes now 'significantly outweigh the risks.
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Face masks are now mandatory in Toronto and Ottawa

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People in the two cities are now required to wear face masks when they are in enclosed public spaces. Montreal's mayor is promising to have a mandatory face mask law by the end of this month.
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Why Quebec has the worst COVID-19 outbreak in Canada

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The Quebec government's handling of the pandemic may explain why the province has the worst outbreak in Canada.
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Parts of Europe ease coronavirus curbs as new infections drop

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Leaders urge caution as some countries in Europe begin to emerge from lockdowns imposed to curb the pandemic.
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Moderna early vaccine results promising.
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UK gov't criticised for neglect of coronavirus in care homes

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Critics say government failed to protect elderly in nursing centres early on.
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Toronto respirologist explains significance of Health Canada's approval of antibody test for COVID-19

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'In some ways I'd call it a game changer,' because it's one of the first steps in figuring out the level of immunity from the coronavirus, said Dr. Samir Gupta.
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Obesity could cause more severe COVID-19 illness

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Some studies show obesity could lead to more severe COVID-19 infections, but Canadian data is still lacking.
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Clearing elective surgery backlogs could take years

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Some patients may be in for an excruciating wait for elective surgery due to backlogs created during the COVID-19 pandemic even though B.C. and Ontario are preparing to resume procedures.
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Chile scientists create coronavirus 'smell test'

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Researchers in Chile develop kit to check asymptomatic coronavirus patients by testing to see if they have lost sense of smell.
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Respirologist on Alberta's planned serology tests and concerns about Toronto's reopening

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Dr. Samir Gupta says Alberta's testing may help to understand how far the coronavirus spread but he's doubtful we've reached herd immunity.
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COVID-19: Is airborne transmission possible?

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An infectious disease specialist answers your questions about the COVID-19 pandemic including whether airborne transmission is possible.
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Russia reports highest 1-day rise in COVID-19 cases despite curbs

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More than 10,000 test positive for COVID-19 in a day in Russia. Officials put this down to increased testing.
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Vilnius becomes giant open-air café to support bars and restaurants

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Lithuania's capital, Vilnius, is being turned into a giant open-air café with authorities allowing bars and restaurants to set up tables outside free of charge in order to respect social distancing rules as the country gradually eases...
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Coronavirus latest: Countries move to de-escalate lockdowns

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Coronavirus latest - summary New Zealand will relax lockdown restrictions after recording just five new cases Italy set to ease lockdown restrictions on May 4 Spain allowed children to play outside for the first time in six weeks Donald...
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Coronavirus latest: UK government to pay families of medical staff killed by COVID-19

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Coronavirus latest - summary UK will give £60,000 (€68,800) to the families of NHS workers who have died from COVID-19 The World Health Organisation warned that children will die as pandemic put a stop to vaccination campaigns Russia...
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Coronavirus latest: Cases worldwide pass 3 million mark

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Coronavirus latest - summary UK will give £60,000 (€68,800) to the families of NHS workers who have died from COVID-19 The World Health Organisation warned that children will die as pandemic put a stop to vaccination campaigns Russia...
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COVID-19 could be more severe in people with asthma

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People with asthma aren’t at higher risk of getting COVID-19, but an infection could result in more severe symptoms.