Just as how you prepare for your trip abroad, you should also prepare for the travel regulations when coming back to Canada. Now, what’s the protocol for COVID-19 testing upon arrival? The Canadian government has implemented a series of measures and requirements for the safety of its citizens. Whether you’re
Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) has revolutionized the field of molecular biology and diagnostics since its development in 1983. Today, t’s famous for being a testing method to accurately diagnose COVID-19. In this article, we will explore the intricacies of PCR, its benefits, limitations and the remarkable impact it has had
This article provides tips on how to make rapid testing part of your strategy to stay healthy and prevent the spread of the coronavirus while traveling during the holiday season. Winter is arriving soon and it’s the perfect excuse to travel to a sunny destination, even as Covid cases worldwide
Amid the ongoing global health concerns, it is essential to distinguish between different respiratory illnesses to ensure accurate diagnoses and appropriate treatment. This blog aims to comprehensively understand the differences between coronavirus (COVID-19), influenza (flu), and the common cold. We will discuss the distinct symptoms, testing considerations, and treatment options
Though mask mandates have been removed in several states, wearing a mask is still important in preventing COVID-19, especially in indoor public settings. The widespread adoption of mask-wearing has proven effective in reducing transmission rates and protecting both individuals and communities. What are the current masking guidelines? When it comes
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are common yet serious conditions that develop after engaging in sexual activities. If you suspect that you or a recent sexual partner has STI, it’s important to understand the timeline of how symptoms appear so you can get tested and undergo necessary treatment. What is a
This article provides tips on how to make rapid testing part of your strategy to stay healthy and prevent the spread of the coronavirus this holiday season. The pandemic made last Christmas a bleak one, with COVID cases at their peak and vaccines and rapid tests hard to get. But
New Brunswick lifted all COVID restrictions in March, but that doesn’t mean the pandemic is over. We should still be vigilant and keep ourselves safe from this circulating illness with proven public health measures. Rapid COVID testing is one of those measures that help detect infection before it can spread.
As with most of Canada, almost all COVID restrictions in Quebec have been lifted. However, that doesn’t mean COVID-19 is gone, and we must still implement public health measures and perform frequent COVID testing to prevent new infections. Read on to learn where to buy rapid tests in Quebec and
Saskatchewan’s mask mandate and proof of vaccination requirements have been lifted since February 2022, but the constantly-changing COVID-19 situation means we must be vigilant. One of the ways to protect yourself and your family from COVID-19 is to get a rapid test if you’ve had recent contact with infected people
The COVID situation in Manitoba is largely under control, but that doesn’t mean we can let our guard down. COVID still circulates, and we must be vigilant to prevent more infections. Alongside masking, physical distancing, and handwashing, rapid testing is another way we can slow COVID spread in the province.
As of April 2022, British Columbia (BC) has lifted all COVID-19 restrictions and mask mandates. However, the COVID situation is constantly changing, and we must be vigilant. Part of the COVID-19 “new normal” is rapid testing if you’ve had recent contact with infected people or showing symptoms. Read on to
As of June 2022, the City of Toronto has relaxed masking requirements for most public settings. However, COVID-19 is still a threat, and we must stay vigilant to protect ourselves and our families. Rapid testing is part of that effort, helping detect COVID-19 cases before they can spread further. Read
Guide For Entering Canada With COVID-19 still circulating in Canada and internationally, the situation can vary considerably between countries. If you’re planning to travel abroad or return to Canada, you must know the travel restrictions and public health guidelines to protect yourself and limit the spread of COVID. Read on
People who experience a mild case of COVID typically recover within one to two weeks, but people with more severe cases might take more than six weeks. For some, symptoms continue—or new symptoms show up—for weeks or months after the virus is no longer in their body. In these cases,
Unfortunately, the sixth wave of COVID is here. And many fully vaccinated Canadians continue to test positive for COVID-19. If you do test positive for COVID, the recommended public health measures are different across Canada and can vary by vaccination status. This leaves many people who test positive left wondering
Just as how you prepare for your trip abroad, you should also prepare for the travel regulations when coming back to Canada. Now, what’s the protocol for COVID-19 testing upon arrival? The Canadian government has implemented a series of measures and requirements for the safety of its citizens. Whether you’re
Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) has revolutionized the field of molecular biology and diagnostics since its development in 1983. Today, t’s famous for being a testing method to accurately diagnose COVID-19. In this article, we will explore the intricacies of PCR, its benefits, limitations and the remarkable impact it has had
This article provides tips on how to make rapid testing part of your strategy to stay healthy and prevent the spread of the coronavirus while traveling during the holiday season. Winter is arriving soon and it’s the perfect excuse to travel to a sunny destination, even as Covid cases worldwide
Amid the ongoing global health concerns, it is essential to distinguish between different respiratory illnesses to ensure accurate diagnoses and appropriate treatment. This blog aims to comprehensively understand the differences between coronavirus (COVID-19), influenza (flu), and the common cold. We will discuss the distinct symptoms, testing considerations, and treatment options
Though mask mandates have been removed in several states, wearing a mask is still important in preventing COVID-19, especially in indoor public settings. The widespread adoption of mask-wearing has proven effective in reducing transmission rates and protecting both individuals and communities. What are the current masking guidelines? When it comes
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are common yet serious conditions that develop after engaging in sexual activities. If you suspect that you or a recent sexual partner has STI, it’s important to understand the timeline of how symptoms appear so you can get tested and undergo necessary treatment. What is a
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