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Fourth dose, it’s too early: only 57% got the third one

by Marzio Pelù

TORONTO – There is already who talks about the fourth dose, when there are still hundreds of thousands of people who still have to get the third one. Omicron 5 and its infectivity are scary and “in a hurry”, but the scientific director of the Ontario Science Table, Dr. Fahad Razak, invites to keep feet on the ground. “Although much of the conversation right now is about the fourth dose, for me scientifically the clearest opportunity, the thing we should do – and it’s not a question about availability, the vaccine is available to us – is the third dose” , he told CP24 on Monday. 

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Covid-19, casi in aumento in tutto il Canada

by Marzio Pelù

TORONTO – I casi di Covid-19 sono di nuovo in aumento anche in Canada, “grazie” alle due sottovarianti Omicron a rapida diffusione, altrimenti note come BA.4 e BA.5. Quest’ultima, in particolare, ribattezzata Omicron 5, rappresenterebbe quasi il 70% dei casi canadesi. Una crescita esponenziale, la sua: gli ultimi dati della Public Health Agency of Canada, risalenti allo scorso 12 giugno, mostrano infatti che BA.5 rappresentava in quel momento il 20,4% dei casi di Covid-19. Nel giro di un paio di settimane, la percentuale ha raggiunto quasi il 70%… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>

Gestione della pandemia, Canada promosso

by Marzio Pelù

TORONTO – Il Canada ha gestito i primi due anni della pandemia di Covid-19 e ha resistito allo sconvolgimento che ne è seguito meglio di molte altre nazioni con infrastrutture sanitarie ed economiche simili: è quanto emerge da una ricerca, pubblicata ieri sul Canadian Medical Association Journal, che attribuisce la buona performance del Canada a misure restrittive e persistenti di salute pubblica, nonché ad una campagna di vaccinazione di successo… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

Covid-19 response, Canada is the best (with Japan)

by Marzio Pelù

TORONTO – Canada managed the first two years of the Covid-19 pandemic and resisted the upheaval that followed better than many other nations with similar health and economic infrastructures: this is what emerges from a research, published today in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, which attributes Canada’s good performance to persistent and restrictive public health measures, as well as a successful vaccination campaign.  →

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