In Quebec, the fight against human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) includes a strong emphasis on testing as a crucial step in prevention, treatment and reducing the transmission of the virus. Recognizing the importance of accessibility to testing, Quebec offers various options for residents to get tested
In Saskatchewan, part of the public health commitment is to intensify the efforts to combat human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Recognizing the critical role of early detection, Saskatchewan is making HIV testing accessible, confidential and, importantly, free for its residents. This initiative is part of a
The landscape of HIV testing in Prince Edward Island (PEI) has been evolving significantly. In recent years, they’ve made more progress in offering residents a variety of options to access free and confidential testing services. This initiative aims to increase the number of people getting tested, which reduces the spread
Nova Scotia is seeing significant advancements in making HIV testing services more accessible and available. With the province’s ongoing efforts to curb the spread of HIV and help those living with the virus, understanding the options for HIV testing, including the convenience of free HIV home testing, has never been
In Newfoundland and Labrador, HIV testing is a critical component of healthcare. With the province’s commitment to fighting the spread of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), the government is encouraging residents to get tested with their free HIV testing. If you want to know your status,
The government of the picturesque province of New Brunswick is continually exerting efforts to combat the spread of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) through accessible testing services. Recognizing the pivotal role early diagnosis plays in treatment and prevention, New Brunswick offers various options for HIV testing.
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
COVID cases are on the rise again across Canada. Ontario alone is now estimating 100,000+ daily new cases. And with this many positives in the community, many people are left wondering when it’s safe to end isolation. While regulations for positive cases vary by provinces, the common best practice is
Nowadays, it’s crucial to make sure you’re traveling safely during a pandemic. With the COVID pandemic continuing on, government policies are constantly changing. One of the most important things is to do your research before you go anywhere. Make sure you know what the local guidelines are and follow them
With government restrictions lifting and COVID still around, rapid antigen tests are quickly becoming part of our daily lives. This how-to article gives step-by-step instructions on how to administer rapid antigen tests to detect cases of COVID-19. But please note it is important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Video Demo
The team at Rapid Test & Trace began petitioning government to make self-testing free for the public in late 2020. They aggregated public healthcare professionals and medical specialists to help foster partnerships with the business and cultural sectors. As a volunteer advocacy group, RTT championed the need for public access
Canada’s third wave of COVID-19 is forcing governments to enact stricter lockdown measures throughout the country. Businesses can’t afford to stop operations yet again. Many companies are turning to onsite rapid testing programs to regularly screen staff for COVID-19. Several rapid tests are authorized by Health Canada and are much
Citizens and businesses alike want to know where to buy rapid COVID tests in Ontario. Community transmission of this infectious disease continued throughout 2021 and into the new year. Now in April 2022, the newest variant is causing over 100,000 Ontarians/day to test positive for COVID-19. Unfortunately, the pandemic hasn’t
In Quebec, the fight against human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) includes a strong emphasis on testing as a crucial step in prevention, treatment and reducing the transmission of the virus. Recognizing the importance of accessibility to testing, Quebec offers various options for residents to get tested
In Saskatchewan, part of the public health commitment is to intensify the efforts to combat human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Recognizing the critical role of early detection, Saskatchewan is making HIV testing accessible, confidential and, importantly, free for its residents. This initiative is part of a
The landscape of HIV testing in Prince Edward Island (PEI) has been evolving significantly. In recent years, they’ve made more progress in offering residents a variety of options to access free and confidential testing services. This initiative aims to increase the number of people getting tested, which reduces the spread
Nova Scotia is seeing significant advancements in making HIV testing services more accessible and available. With the province’s ongoing efforts to curb the spread of HIV and help those living with the virus, understanding the options for HIV testing, including the convenience of free HIV home testing, has never been
In Newfoundland and Labrador, HIV testing is a critical component of healthcare. With the province’s commitment to fighting the spread of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), the government is encouraging residents to get tested with their free HIV testing. If you want to know your status,
The government of the picturesque province of New Brunswick is continually exerting efforts to combat the spread of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) through accessible testing services. Recognizing the pivotal role early diagnosis plays in treatment and prevention, New Brunswick offers various options for HIV testing.
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