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18 Apr

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18 Aug

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Ottawa Public Health (OPH) has confirmed the city’s fifth case of measles in 2025. The individual is believed to... read more

15 Dec

Statement from Regional Medical Officers of Health on Sharp Rise in Serious Flu Cases in Children

There has been a rapid and significant rise in Influenza A across Ontario, including the Eastern Ontario region. CHEO... read more

18 Apr

New Insecticide That Reduces Cases of Malaria

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18 Apr

Fourth Booster Shots

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Pfizer-BioNTech COVID

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18 Apr

Novavax Is Approved In Canada

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07 Apr

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