FluWatch report
Most measures of influenza activity at the national level either did not change from the previous week or marginally declined. Every surveillance indicator is at or below the levels that are typical for this time of year. source:- Health CanadaRead More →
Respiratory virus detections in Canada
Data on the quantity of tests conducted and the number of tests that test positive for influenza and other respiratory viruses are gathered by the Respiratory Virus Detection Surveillance System from a few laboratories located around Canada. source:- Health CanadaRead More →
Neurological conditions in Canada.
The human brain is utterly baffling. A small organ weighing merely three pounds as an adult has the ability to control and shape a human’s life. Without it, there would be nothing. There are so many different functions… and with that, there are so many things that can go horriblyRead More →
Cases of cancer attained by age group and sex of Canadians from 2014 to 2018.
This graph talks about cancer. The primary types of cancer, and its prevalence duration in Canadians in each province. The type of cancer, its duration, and the attained age group and sex of Canadians. The year 2014 to the year 2018. Source: Health canada. Age Group7 Total, all ages SexRead More →
Statement from the Minister of Mental Health and Addictions and Associate Minister of Health on the Overdose Catastrophe.
March 23, 2022, | Ottawa Recently release of national data on Opioid and related- Overdose deaths, with other harms, highlights how devastating the situation is worsening. According to Health Canada, there is an average of 20 people dying and 17 hospitalized every day from January to September 2021. The firstRead More →