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ACEM congratulates Order of Australia recipient Dr Meredith Borland

ACEM congratulates Order of Australia recipient Dr Meredith Borland
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Disparities in opioid treatment access remain for women, Black and Hispanic people

Disparities in opioid treatment access remain for women, Black and Hispanic people
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Ottawa school board votes to mandate masks, as TDSB appeals directly to students, parents

As several school boards debate masking, Ottawa’s public board has voted to reinstate mandatory face coverings in their buildings — but the province says it doesn’t have the authority to

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SARS-CoV-2 spreads extensively in households, with children being an important source of spread

A study released today indicates that SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) spreads extensively in households, with children being a significant source of that spread. Approximately 50% of household members were infected from the first-infected individual during the study period.

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COVID-19 household transmission is high, with children being a significant source of spread: study

The antibody surveillance study “Household transmission of SARS-CoV-2 from unvaccinated asymptomatic and symptomatic household members with confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection” published in CMAJ Open (Canadian Medical Association Journal) included 695 participants from 180 households in Ottawa between September 2020 and March 2021. The study included households with at least one member having had a confirmed COVID-19 infection, and each participating household enrolled had at least one child within their household. “Our study was conducted when we were dealing with a less transmissible virus and pandemic restrictions were strongly in place, and we still had a 50% transmission rate within households. Flash forward to where we are today with an extremely transmissible variant of COVID-19 and the majority of pandemic restrictions lifted; it’s safe to say transmission rates will be higher even though we have a high vaccination rate amongst those who are eligible,” said Dr. Maala Bhatt

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