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Vaccine skeptics misrepresent Toronto SickKids' campaign

Covid-19 shots have been associated with rare cases of heart problems, but claims that a short publicity film from an Ontario children's hospital charity aims to "normalize" heart attacks in kids are misleading. The SickKids Foundation advertisement tells the story of a child with a genetic heart condition that is not linked to vaccines. ....

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The link between medical conditions and fatal drownings in Canada: a 10-year cross-sectional analysis

Background: Drowning accounts for hundreds of preventable deaths in Canada every year, but the impact of preexisting medical conditions on the likelihood of death from drowning is not known. We aimed to describe the prevalence of pre-existing medical conditions among people who fatally drowned in Canada and evaluate the risk of fatal drowning among people with common pre-existing medical conditions.

Methods: We reviewed all Canadian unintentional fatal drownings (2007–2016) in the Drowning Prevention Research Centre Canada’s database. For each fatal drowning we established whether the person had pre-existing medical conditions and whether those conditions contributed to the drowning. We calculated relative risk (RR) of fatal drowning stratified by age and sex for each pre-existing medical condition using data from the Canadian Chronic Disease Surveillance System.

Results: During 2007–2016, 4288 people fatally drowned unintentially in Canada, of whom one-third had a ....

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