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In this academic family health team in the Greater Toronto Area, study findings suggest a deterioration in the uptake of routine childhood vaccines in children aged 12 to 18 months during the COVID-19 pandemic compared with the pre-pandemic period.
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People admitted to inpatient stroke rehabilitation in Ontario had similar discharge destinations and lengths of stay regardless of their socioeconomic status, as measured by the Ontario Marginalization Index.
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In a large sample (n = 3557) of patients who died with medical assistance in Ontario and British Columbia, certain medications were associated with small differences in time from injection to death, and complications were rare.
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This population-based study in BC showed that an HIV treatment-as-prevention intervention was strongly associated with earlier antiretroviral initiation and shorter time to virologic suppression, accelerating progress to the UNAIDS 90–90–90 target.
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This analysis of CMPA college cases showed that communication and professionalism problems featured prominently in complaints against residents. Some patients (15.2%) experienced serious outcomes. Most cases (97.9%) did not result in severe sanctions.
