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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...

Ontario Ministry of Health has produced Guidance Documents and Directives for a number of health sectors related to COVID-19. Ontario Health has also...

In particular, positive fecal signals persisted for 49 days in patient "I" after symptom onset and for 33 days in patient "G" after viral tests in oropharyngeal swabs became negative...

Australia’s national science agency discovered that SARS-Cov-2, the virus responsible for COVID19, can survive up to 28 days...

The CEO of Owl Labs shares his longtime tips for managing a remote and in-office team. Looking back on 2020, a diverse number of

With more than one-third of Americans saying they’re unlikely to take the COVID-19 vaccine shots, these behavioral scientists lay out some creative and proven ways to...

This decision aid is for people 16 years or older. People with serious allergic reactions in the past should talk with their healthcare professional before getting the vaccine. People who are allergic to any part of the vaccine should not get it. There is limited...

ROCHESTER, Minn. — The Library of Congress has selected Mayo Clinic's uscovidplasma.org website for the nation's historic Coronavirus Web Archive.

Air passengers arriving in Canada start their mandatory two-week quarantines once they reach their final destination, regardless of how many connecting flights they took, as long...

Experts say Canada could have fared better if it followed 'precautionary principle' early in the pandemic. Some of the experts involved in that inquiry say there was one key lesson learned at the time — which Canada failed...

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus cites lack of understanding of virus and lasting health effects. Relying on naturally obtaining herd immunity would be “scientifically and...

Pandemic is shifting more risk to female-dominated professions. In Canada, the most dangerous occupations — from logging and fishing to farming and construction — have always been, and remain, male-dominated.