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Cold and flu season is here — but doctors say antibiotics won t help you get better faster

Cold and flu season is here — but doctors say antibiotics won t help you get better faster
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Is Paxlovid still useful? Here s what you should know

Is Paxlovid still useful? Here s what you should know
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Is Paxlovid still useful? Here s what you should know

Is Paxlovid still useful? Here s what you should know
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Is Paxlovid still useful? Here s what you should know

Is Paxlovid still useful? Here s what you should know
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Nearly 40M rapid COVID-19 tests unused in Alberta as expiry dates loom

Alberta has close to 40 million COVID-19 rapid antigen tests in its stockpile and they're all set to expire within four months. Those that go unused will be trashed, the provincial government has confirmed.

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