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Toronto’s medical officer of health, who led COVID-19 fight, to resignDr. Eileen de Villa, Toronto's medical officer of health who led the fight against COVID-19, says she will leave the post by year's end.CanadaMay 14, 2024
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What happened when COVID-19 skeptical legal cases made it to court in Ontario?Groups, including several skeptical of COVID-19 vaccines, masks and lockdowns, took legal action against governments and officials in Ontario, asking judges to weigh in.HealthFeb 4, 2023
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No plans to reimpose mask mandate, Toronto’s top doctor saysDoctor Eileen de Villa, Toronto's medical officer of health, said the COVID-19 picture in the city was one of "relative stability."HealthNov 8, 2022
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Toronto’s top doctor tests positive for COVID-19Dr. Eileen de Villa tweeted Wednesday morning about testing positive for COVID-19.HealthJun 15, 2022
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Toronto to begin vaccinating close contacts, high risk against monkeypoxThe clinics have been organized with the help of the Gay Men's Sexual Health Alliance and other community partners.HealthJun 11, 2022
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Toronto City Council votes to lift mask bylaw alongside provinceToronto’s mask bylaw will expire when most of the provincial masking regulations are lifted later this month, the city says.HealthMar 9, 2022
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Toronto medical officer of health taking leave of absenceDr. Eileen de Villa said in a statement Tuesday that she had a routine screening mammogram during the summer months and follow-up tests which identified precancerous cells.CanadaDec 7, 2021
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Toronto Public Health confirms 1st case of West Nile in 2021The risk of more severe illness is higher in older individuals or those persons with compromised immune systems.HealthSep 16, 2021
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Toronto Public Health defends COVID-19 vaccine allocations to portal, clinics amid surge in demand"... As we have throughout the course of the vaccination campaign, we'll continue to refine our vaccination efforts so that we're achieving the goals of the vaccination campaign."HealthJun 16, 2021
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COVID-19: Toronto transit riders and drivers still crammed into crowded busesWhile the TTC makes efforts to control congestion, bus riders are urged to stagger their work schedules to allow for better distancing and reduced risk of COVID-19 exposure.HealthApr 14, 2021
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