Touchdown in Hamilton from Shanghai today #CJT1392 75,000 pounds of Personal Protection Equipment for Canadian front line workers & #GovtOfCanada Proud of our entire #Cargojet team for all their hard work & sacrifice. 🇨🇦✈️
@mdcalc correct me if I'm wrong but you could call it a rule of 7's. If you can't count for 7 seconds or count to 7 or less, pretty sure you're below 95%.
AHS has developed a simple online assessment tool to help you decide whether you need to call 811 to be tested for COVID-19. It'll guide you to answer questions about your symptoms & take you through steps to help determine whether you need testing. https://t.co/BdqfLt1Gu2
US - Canada border closing in next 24-48hr. Big move. Don’t wait any longer. BC and the rest of us are hurting 29% of our travel related cases are US exports. @JustinTrudeau@CPHO_Canada
This is one of the best things circulating about one of the worst things circulating.
#COVID19#SARS_COV_2
Heed the Italian grandmother’s advice:
Wash your hands and don’t be racist!
So in ten minutes the evil genius who is one of our GP anaesthetists (with a PhD in diaphragmatic mechanics) increased our rural hospitals ventilator capacity from one to nine!!!
This could not be more true. Need to stay the course.
Prepare to see COVID-19 cases rising. That doesn't mean social distancing has failed | CBC News https://t.co/nxTJqQWzkR
@WHO, @UniofOxford, @MRC_Outbreak & @institutpasteur estimate that, since 2016, 1465 cases of #MERS-CoV & between 300-500 deaths may have been averted due to accelerated global efforts to detect infections early & reduce transmission. In EID today! https://t.co/qWEAoi2q6Y 1/4
"There is no doubt that we are missing cases," Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove, WHO Health Emergencies Programme. That's normal, she says, in the early outbreak of a disease but it's important to find them. She stresses it is important to have more testing capacity, not just kits.