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In Ontario, there are substantial differences by sex in family physician (FP) supply, payments, FPs working full-time equivalent proportions, number of patient visits and number of distinct patients — which may reflect societal norms.
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In this study of 786 064 births in Ontario from 2006 to 2014, subfertility or infertility treatment (invasive or noninvasive) conferred a slightly higher risk of postpartum mental illness compared with no reproductive assistance.
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In a study in Montréal, workplace saline gargle sampling for SARS-CoV-2 testing was acceptable and of modest cost. Using this method for serial testing during outbreaks detected new infections and appeared to help curb transmission.
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Nunavut Inuit experienced a 25% relative increase in their odds of morbidity and mortality after surgery at a major tertiary care hospital compared with non-Inuit patients, while experiencing higher rates of complications and resource use.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic evolved, there was a shift toward younger, healthier patients, shorter hospitalizations and lower mortality risk in Alberta and Ontario. Variant-of-concern infection was associated with higher risk of hospitalization or death.
