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COVID-19 wastewater monitoring project expanding as Alberta universities team up to test in more communities. Wastewater allows researchers to see localized trends of COVID-19 cases, even if people are asymptomatic.

But the COVID-19 pandemic differs from other mass trauma events in ways that make it especially toxic: large geographic scope, unpredictable in nature, and the sudden wide

Vaccines spark hope for an end to the pandemic, but ongoing public health measures AND programs to tackle the mental health impacts of COVID-19 will be needed...

But lessons from 1st wave may help us avoid lockdowns again, if we learn from them. At first glance, Canada's second wave of...

'People are playing fast and loose with bubbles all over the place,' says doctor...

The president of Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is stepping down only 18 months into the job, leaving the federal agency tasked with coordinating the...

The 1955 announcement of a new vaccine was met by jubilation. But doubts and problems soon followed. On April 12, 1955, every American newspaper and TV set

Promoting mask use is one of the key interventions governments, communities, businesses, and other organizations can implement to control COVID-19.