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The criteria for a COVID-19 treatment prescription is specific, said the Nova Scotia health agency, as 'treatment for early and mild COVID-19 does not benefit everyone.'

A Dutch study released on Saturday reports that one in eight adults who are infected with coronavirus experience long-term symptoms often known as long COVID.

The Quebec government is reporting no new deaths due to COVID-19 in the previous 24 hours and dozens fewer people hospitalized with the novel coronavirus.

A small study is adding to evidence that children can develop long COVID-19 even if the virus did not make them seriously ill.

A new Canadian study that looked at 191,360 women found that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines do not increase the risk of miscarriages or other pregnancy complications.

If you are contacting your health care provider about potential symptoms, always phone ahead.

The mysterious lung virus is part of a large family of coronaviruses with a wide range of severity.

As more people are tested positive for the virus, medical experts note that patients are experiencing additional symptoms.

The novel coronavirus has been linked to everything from breathing issues to blood clots. Here's how one virus can cause so many problems.

The study, published on Monday, looked at 181 cases of COVID-19 in China and other countries in order to estimate the length of the virus's incubation period.

The common symptoms of the novel coronavirus are engraved in the minds of people around the world. But as for which symptom comes first and when, it's not as easily defined.

As the seasons change and people with allergies experience symptoms, it will be important for them to know the difference between those and COVID-19 symptoms.

Some Canadians are still reporting symptoms of COVID-19, months after they first caught the disease.

'These include having fever, chills, a cough loss of sense of smell or taste and difficulty breathing. If you have any of these symptoms ... get a COVID test right away.'

If you're worried that your sniffles might be the first sign of COVID-19, you're probably not alone.

The association points out that there is no evidence to suggest that animals infected by humans are playing a role in the spread of COVID-19 and that human outbreaks are driven by person-to-person contact.

Ontario, Manitoba and some areas in Alberta are allowing asymptomatic people to be tested for COVID-19. Expanded testing is important, but needs to be strategic, experts say.

The man's wife reportedly fell ill after giving birth, prompting him to fess up.

Schools across Canada are preparing how to handle sick students in the fall amid the coronavirus pandemic, which coincides with the regular cold, flu and allergy season.

Since an Innisfil, Ont., man became infected with COVID-19 in June, his and his family's lives have been turned upside down.

"Within 20 minutes I had a full-blown fever, I was hacking up my lungs and it hit me: I need help."

A sudden loss of smell is being presented as a possible new sign of the coronavirus, but one expert says the diagnosis doesn't "hinge" on the symptom.

Doctors are asking Canadians to consider self-assessing for the illness as a 'first approach' to determining whether they need a full COVID-19 assessment.

We asked three Canadians, who contracted the virus -- all younger than 40 -- to share their experience, and what they want their fellow citizens to know.