Chagla says Ontarians should get their flu shots to avoid serious symptomatic illness and related health-care strain as the system deals with staffing shortages and other challenges.
Dr. Andrew Petrosoniak, an emergency doctor in Toronto, says he anticipates hospital strain will worsen in the fall after a summer of long wait times and temporary closures in emergency departments due to staffing shortages. Pediatrician Dr. Sloane Freeman says she’s also concerned about children falling behind COVID-19 vaccinations and other immunizations that were missed during the pandemic, and says efforts must be made to help them catch up.
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OntariosDoctors After the Covaxx fiasco, I'm trying to decide whether this demonstrably harmful advice should be attributed to 'Ontario doctors'' collective ignorance, malfeasance, delusion, corporate complicity with Big Pharma or a mindless, soulless twitter bot. All of the above?
OntariosDoctors Nice red flag. Here come the crazy bulls…
So it's the flu?
OntariosDoctors
I’d love to see the full list of commissioned doctors who still support this gimmick
OntariosDoctors The injections they call 'vaccines' for Covid 1) do not reduce your chance of contracting Omicron 2) do not reduce the likelihood you spread Omicron 3) do not have any lasting impact 4) were never designed for Omicron There is no sensible reason to take it
Sad... really sad
Poll: Should old COVID19 vaccines be taken off the market due to ineffectiveness?
HAHAHA GET LOST.
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