Canada’s chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam said on Friday that “at the individual level, not everyone will for sure know if they got Omicron,” but Canadians should assume they were probably infected with the COVID-19 variant if they noticed their symptoms after Dec. 20.
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COVID-19: Canadians showing symptoms after Dec. 20 should assume Omicron infection, Tam says
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