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Surgery backlog could take 84 weeks to clear: study

Surgery backlog could take 84 weeks to clear: study
That directive was lifted in late May and hospitals gradually resumed performing those surgeries.

Surgery backlog could take 84 weeks to clear: study

B.C. hits new daily record with 124 COVID-19 cases

B.C. hits new daily record with 124 COVID-19 cases
Dix and Henry once again encouraged people to keep contact with other people low, particularly at indoor parties and events. "This weekend, let's remember to use the layers of protection that keep ourselves and those around us safe. This is also a good time to think about the new routines that will be part of our activities into the fall," their statement read.

B.C. hits new daily record with 124 COVID-19 cases

Families brace for upheaval as cold and flu season nears

Families brace for upheaval as cold and flu season nears
"Someone's going to get a cold or a cough — probably not COVID, but you're going to be keeping someone home, like, all the time," says Trousdale, whose kids are set to enter grades 1 and 4.

Families brace for upheaval as cold and flu season nears

ER visits down 25 per cent in early 2020: report

ER visits down 25 per cent in early 2020: report
A new report finds emergency department visits dropped by 25 per cent in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.

ER visits down 25 per cent in early 2020: report

UN cautions that virus plasma treatment still experimental

UN cautions that virus plasma treatment still experimental
The World Health Organization on Monday cautioned that using blood plasma from COVID-19 survivors to treat other patients is still considered an experimental therapy, voicing the concern as a U.S. boost for the treatment has many scientists afraid formal studies will be derailed.

UN cautions that virus plasma treatment still experimental

Pandemic pushes expansion of 'hospital-at-home' treatment

Pandemic pushes expansion of 'hospital-at-home' treatment
As hospitals care for people with COVID-19 and try to keep others from catching the virus, more patients are opting to be treated where they feel safest: at home.

Pandemic pushes expansion of 'hospital-at-home' treatment