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Monkeypox Originated in Animals Could It Spill Back Into Them?

The zoonotic disease is now spreading from person to person. But if it finds a home in new wildlife species, it could settle in to become a permanent risk.

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Latest virus wave shows signs of abating in the Northeast

Hospitalizations are down in many northeast states, even as every other region is seeing a rise in hospitalizations. Learn more at Boston.com.

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Canada not doomed to 4th wave of COVID-19, doctors say, despite UK s experience

Canada not doomed to 4th wave of COVID-19, doctors say, despite UK s experience A fourth wave of COVID−19 now surging across the United Kingdom doesn’t have to become a reality in Canada as long as people keep getting vaccinated as quickly as possible, some infectious disease experts say. That optimistic prediction comes even with the dominance of the Delta variant, which is proving to be harder to stop with just one dose of vaccine. Dr. David Naylor, co−chair of Canada’s COVID−19 immunity task force, said the UK has been a useful bellwether for Canada in the pandemic, often a few steps ahead as infections rise and fall.

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Canada not doomed to fourth wave of COVID-19, doctors say

Article content That optimistic prediction comes even with the dominance of the Delta variant, which is proving to be harder to stop with just one dose of vaccine. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Canada not doomed to fourth wave of COVID-19, doctors say Back to video Dr. David Naylor, co-chair of Canada’s COVID-19 immunity task force, said the U.K. has been a “useful bellwether” for Canada in the pandemic, often a few steps ahead as infections rise and fall. With one of the world’s fastest vaccination campaigns and strict public health measures after Christmas, the U.K. was a beacon of hope for Canada. In mid-May, while much of Canada was still deep into third-wave lockdowns, the U.K. was opening restaurants and bars, having curbed infection rates so much it had days when not a single person died of COVID-19.

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Canada not doomed to fourth wave of COVID-19, doctors day, despite U K s experience

Canada not doomed to fourth wave of COVID-19, doctors day, despite U K s experience
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