Infectious Diseases

The number of cases reported in Ontario over the past five months is almost four times the province saw in the decade between 2013 and 2023.

A bill now before the legislature would give the provincial cabinet the power to spell out specific sites for detention such as hospitals and other healthcare facilities.

Webinar featuring Canadian experts will go over recommended change from intravenous to oral antibiotic treatment for these infections.

The U.S. withdrawal from WHO will have severe consequences—not only for global health but also for Canada.

When I look back today at what life was like for physicians beginning in March of 2020, it is likened to an extended night terror. The initial months were frenetic.

The WHO’s declaration followed months of warning signs about the dangers of COVID-19, including mass lockdowns in China and Italy, and served as a wake-up call for many Canadians.

Study examines whether treating women and their male partners results in lower rates of bacterial vaginosis recurrence compared to treating women only. 

Doctors who were thrust into national fame when COVID-19 hit five years ago say they try to focus on positive feedback from the public rather than the angry backlash and threats of violence they faced.