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HALIFAX Some Maritime researchers are helping to identify and deal with rare, but serious, side-effects that some people have after getting a COVID-19 vaccine, and say their work should be reassuring, not unsettling to Canadians. In an early morning news release Tuesday, the federal COVID-19 Immunity Task Force and Vaccine Surveillance Reference Group announced an investment of $800,000 for a study to further improve Canada s identification and response to adverse events people may experience following COVID-19 vaccination across 10 provinces. This study is an extension of an existing vaccine safety program that provides important public health information about adverse events following immunization for all vaccines authorized for use in adults and children, according to the release. ....
HALIFAX Some Maritime post-secondary schools say online learning may be here to stay even after the COVID-19 pandemic is over. The majority of classes have been moved online, while a small percentage of students are still having in-person classes. Nick Bode is a chemistry student at Dalhousie University in Halifax, who still attends labs on campus. He says he feels somewhat fortunate to have some time on campus during these unusual times. Just the idea that they don t get to see anybody and they re trying to do everything at home, said Bode. Robert Summerby-Murray is the president of St. Mary’s University in Halifax. He says online learning has opened up a whole new world of educational opportunities, which is why their campus is likely to keep that option available. He also says he doesn t see the change translating into smaller campuses or fewer resources needed. ....