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COVID-19 vaccine: Second dose delay ‘more risky’ for seniors, experts warn

COVID-19 vaccine earlier this month soon after the province started offering the limited doses to Albertans in the age group of 60 to 64 years old.While the couple is feeling relieved and lucky, they are also anxious about the long wait until July before they can get their second dose. AstraZeneca vaccine can now be used on seniors in Canada, NACI says “It is concerning.

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Canada could see more vaccine hurdles while at mercy of other nations, experts warn

COVID-19 vaccine rollout has finally picked up pace in Canada.As of Wednesday, more than 3.8 million doses had been distributed to provinces and territories across the country. Out of these, 2.5 million doses have been administered, with more than 2 million Canadians having received at least one dose of an approved coronavirus vaccine.

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Johnson & Johnson vaccine approved in Canada. How does it compare to the others?

coronavirus vaccines after giving the green light to Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 shot.Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose shot joins a growing arsenal of vaccines that include shots from Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca to protect Canadians against COVID-19. Canada approves Johnson & Johnson’s 1-shot COVID-19 vaccine “At this time, we consider all available vaccines to be effective,” said Dr.

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‘Complex barriers’: Spreading COVID-19 messaging to Canada’s non-English speakers

COVID-19 guidelines and new research to misinformation and conspiracy theories, it has not been easy keeping up with the coronavirus infodemic.As most of us attempt to navigate through the scientific jargon and make sense of what a variant is, how mRNA vaccines work, or which mask to wear, getting the right word out is important.

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Can delaying a second COVID-19 shot save lives? Some experts say so

coronavirus vaccines and growing concerns around the spread of more transmissible variants, some Canadian provinces are taking a rationing approach for their rollout by delaying the second dose and putting more needles in arms more quickly with a first shot.Last week, New Brunswick announced that for low-risk individuals there would be a longer delay between the first and second doses — beyond the recommended time frame for the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines.

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Is a single COVID-19 vaccine dose enough for those previously infected?

coronavirus vaccines continue to roll out to vulnerable populations across Canada, health officials are looking at data about the effectiveness of a single dose in preventing COVID-19 illness.A new letter by two Canadian experts published in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) last week stated that with a 92.6 per cent efficacy, the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine was “highly protective.” Delaying second dose of coronavirus vaccines is ‘risky gamble,’ experts say During a news conference on Feb. 18, Dr.

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Canadian COVID-19 vaccine maker says it can produce 50 million doses this year

COVID-19 vaccine this year, which if approved, could give the country’s vaccine supply a much-needed boost to fight the coronavirus pandemic.Calgary-based vaccine maker, Providence Therapeutics, is still in the early stages of clinical trials for its mRNA vaccine candidate, and Manitoba is the only province that has announced a deal with them. Domestic vaccine-makers want more help from Ottawa: ‘There’s been a real lack of leadership’ “Providence can have millions of doses of messenger-RNA vaccine by this fall.

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‘Perfect storm’: Is Canada headed for a third wave of COVID-19?

coronavirus in Canada as provinces ease restrictions.All 10 provinces have now reported at least one case of the variant first detected in the United Kingdom. Other “variants of concern” from South Africa and Brazil have also made their way into the country.

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‘Significant underestimation’: Canada’s COVID-19 case count likely much higher than reported

coronavirus cases are reported each day, as the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a hold on everyday life.But does the official case count actually paint the true picture of the pandemic and show how widespread the disease really is? Experts say not quite. Risk of death 3.5 times higher for COVID-19 than influenza: CMAJ “The daily numbers of new cases are a significant underestimation of real COVID prevalence,” said Dionne Aleman, professor of industrial engineering at the University of Toronto, in an interview with Global News.

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Salmon Arm, B.C., musician releases dance single to relieve pandemic stress

Kyle Fortch is ready to take over the airwaves with his upcoming single Dance All Night.“I was going through old music and this beat came on and immediately I thought it had an old school 50s sort of vibe with the chords,” said Fortch. “Then the melody just kind of came to me.”He teamed up with songwriter JOSEPH and American musician Afroman, best known for hit songs like Crazy Rap and Because I Got High.

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WHO recommends followup care for patients with changing COVID-19 symptoms

Coronavirus patients – both confirmed and suspected – should have access to followup care if they have persistent, new or changing symptoms, the World Health Organization has recommended.The U.N. health agency updated its clinical guidelines on Tuesday, in which it also suggested the use of low-dose anticoagulants for preventing blot clots in hospitalized COVID-19 patients.

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Provinces sitting on millions in COVID-19 funds for long-term care homes: CCPA

COVID-19 in long-term care homes, according to a new report.The study published by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) on Tuesday found that six out of 10 provinces — Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta — have not been able to access the full amount of federal LTC funds because of that.

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‘Vaccine tourism’: Perks and problems of travelling to get COVID-19 shots

coronavirus vaccines to anyone above the age of 65 earlier this month, Canadian seniors who were already hunkered down in the southern state for the winter jumped at the opportunity.Snowbirds Perry and Rose Cohen were among them. The Toronto couple will get their second shot of the Moderna vaccine on Tuesday.

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‘Loneliness pandemic’: Work from home during COVID-19 takes mental toll on Canadians

coronavirus pandemic has drastically changed our lives and the way we work.Amid tightened restrictions and public health measures to curb the spread of COVID-19, working from home has become the new norm for many of us.

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Canada’s COVID-19 deaths have now surpassed 18,000

novel coronavirus Sunday evening after the country’s death toll from COVID-19 surpassed 18,000.Canadian health officials reported 6,433 new infections of the novel coronavirus on Sunday, pushing the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 708,616. Another 149 people had died after testing positive for the virus in Canada on Sunday, pushing the total past the 18,000-mark.So far, 615,324 people have recovered from COVID-19 and health authorities have administered 570,742 vaccine doses to protect from the virus.

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64% of Canadians in favour of mandatory coronavirus vaccines: poll

coronavirus vaccinations in Canada, there is growing support for COVID-19 vaccines, with a majority of Canadians in favour of making the shots mandatory.According to a new Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News, 64 per cent of Canadians think the inoculations should be made compulsory. Meanwhile, 72 per cent say they would personally take a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as they could, without hesitation – a number that has gone up 20 points since November.

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Holiday travellers stuck at Dominican Republic resort due to difficulty getting COVID-19 tests

Prime minister pleads with Canadians not to travel abroad, people do it anyway Despite warnings from the federal and provincial governments, Coutu and her husband, from Montreal, decided to take the trip anyway, knowing they would have to quarantine for two weeks upon their return.But after they arrived at the Casa Marina Reef Resort near Puerto Plata, new rules came into effect for their return.“I started having calls from people in Canada saying, ‘You’re going to need a test to come back.’ I said, ‘Okay, that’s okay.’ We decided to travel. That means there are certain conditions,” Coutu explained.

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‘Blursday’: Coronavirus restrictions left 54% of Canadians feeling isolated, poll says

COVID-19 lockdowns, restrictions and physical distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic have left more than half of Canadians feeling lonely or isolated, according to a new Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News.“I think Blursday has set in,” Darrell Bricker, CEO of Ipsos, said, referring to the term coined in 2020 as people struggled to keep track of what day of the week it was during lockdown periods.“Once you step outside of your household, that life has gone. In fact, you can’t step outside of your household.

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Why jumping the coronavirus vaccine queue is a problem

coronavirus vaccines continue to roll out to high-priority vulnerable groups in Canada, it might be a few months until a young, healthy adult would be able to get vaccinated against COVID-19.Kerry Bowman, a bioethicist at the University of Toronto, says in the short term, there won’t be any jumping of the queue or preferential VIP treatment, but private sales may happen once the rollout is extensive. Provinces urge feds to ramp up rapid testing at airports amid new COVID-19 variant “It’s very ethically problematic if sports teams and individuals are vaccinated first,” he told Global News.“We’re in a global emergency.

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Visit restrictions amid COVID-19 caused ‘spike in depression’ in long-term care homes

long-term care home where the first Canadian died of COVID-19.Nine months later, Drew said visiting restrictions that were initially needed at facilities like the Lynn Valley Care Centre are now causing more harm than good for her dad and other residents who are mostly confined to their rooms. ‘Scared to death’: Boston doctor suffers severe allergic reaction after Moderna vaccine That’s where she fears 96-year-old Graham Drew will die alone.“It’s very hard because he’s getting depressed.

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Canada ‘actively monitoring’ new coronavirus variants

COVID-19 found in the United Kingdom and South Africa are in Canada, the Public Health Agency of Canada has said.In a statement on Thursday, the country’s health agency said it was conducting an analysis of Canada’s coronavirus cases and so far, the fresh strain had not been identified over 25,000 virus samples.This comes as another variant of the novel coronavirus was also identified in Nigeria on Thursday, the head of Africa’s disease control body said, mounting fresh concerns about the mutations.

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‘Tremendous cost’: Coronavirus hospitalizations soar as vaccine raises hope

coronavirus pandemic grips the nation, hospitals in Canada are seeing an influx of COVID-19 patients, with doctors warning of more cancellations of regular screenings and surgeries to ease the pressure on the health-care system.On Tuesday, the country added 6,345 new infections, pushing the national caseload to 474,820, according to a Global News tally. As of Wednesday, at least 3,448 people were hospitalized for COVID-19 across different provinces.

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How long will the COVID-19 vaccine protect you? Here’s what we know so far

COVID-19 vaccinations officially underway in Canada and other parts around the world, there appears to be a light at the end of the tunnel, even as coronavirus cases and deaths continue to rise.A vaccine can prevent illness from the novel coronavirus, but as real-world vaccinations take place out of clinical trial settings, there are still some unanswered questions.

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‘Want our lives back’: What motivates people to get a coronavirus vaccine?

coronavirus vaccine becomes available in Canada.Absolutely,” the 47-year-old from the small village of Fruitvale, B.C., told Global News when asked if she would take the shot.“Because when you have a 22-year-old daughter with type 1 diabetes and a dad with a heart condition, you’ll do whatever it takes to keep everyone safe,” she said.

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COMMENTARY: We need our political leaders to denounce anti-vaccine nonsense

coronavirus vaccines will be. All the political spin will be a moot point either way once we have firm dates and once we have vaccines rolled out — and sleeves rolled up — across the country.The opposition Conservatives have raised concerns about whether the government has acted swiftly enough in ensuring that Canada will be near the front of the line.

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Common disinfectants used against coronavirus can be harmful: experts

coronavirus pandemic continues to consume our lives, you may find yourself cleaning and disinfecting unlike ever before.While all the mopping of floors and wiping of surfaces may help reduce the risk of catching the virus, experts say the chemical solutions being used could also put your health at risk.“There are a lot of cleaning products or disinfecting products that have potential harms, especially if they’re used a lot or used improperly,” Jeffrey Siegel, a professor of civil and mineral engineering at the University of Toronto, told Global News.

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Winnipeg pro basketball player Emily Potter back on the court after getting COVID-19

COVID-19 back in October, but now she’s healthy, and back on the court hooping it up again.“I’m feeling better,” Potter said from the Czech Republic. “Everyone on my team now, we are all recovered — the ones that got sick.”Finally feeling like I got my legs and lungs back post covid!!! Took about a month to get back into the shape I was in before contracting covid.

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Think tank finds more than 240 people died waiting for surgery in Saskatchewan

A new report from a policy-advocacy group has found thousands of Canadians have died while waiting for surgery.The data obtained by Second Street discovered 242 people in Saskatchewan died while on a surgery waitlist between April 2018 and April 2019.The data, which was obtained by a Freedom of Information request, ends in the opening weeks of Canada’s fight against COVID-19.

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‘It’s hard’: Hundreds of parents likely won’t be able to see their children this Christmas

COVID-19 pandemic is having a major impact on families who are divorced or separated.One of the primary services that facilitated visits has been virtually halted, meaning many parents have not been able to see their children for an extended period of time.“It really feels like the kids are being kept away from me,” said one parent who asked not to be identified due to an ongoing custody battle.“I want to see them every week, but (the mother) keeps saying ‘no, ‘you’ll see them every other week.'” New Brunswick reverses policy, will allow Canadians from outside Canada to visit close family The father of two says he hasn’t been able to see his young children in person for weeks.

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Coronavirus: Ste. Anne’s Hospital dealing with COVID-19 outbreak, health authority confirms

COVID-19, and multiple sources told Global News that many of the 14 infected patients are veterans.“It’s a very vulnerable clientele — our veterans, especially veterans from World War II,” said Greg Kelley, West Island MNA.“They’re not young in any sense of the imagination. They’re definitely very much older and they’re at a high risk.” Veterans claim victory at Ste.

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‘Behaviour changed’: Emergency hospital visits fell 50% in early days of pandemic

coronavirus patients, emergency departments across Canada saw a significant decline in people seeking medical attention in the first few months of the pandemic amid increased restrictions.According to data from March to June, released last week by the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI), there was a 50 per cent drop in emergency visits in April compared to the same time last year. Even when services resumed, visits remained lower than usual, the CIHI data showed.

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Despite coronavirus pandemic, ‘Shop with a Cop’ program with Kingston police continues

COVID-19 could play the role of the Grinch this year. Kingston police asking for help to identify poppy box theft suspect “Unfortunately, though, it’s a different type of shopping because we don’t have the children with us, which obviously is disappointing for the officers,” Koopman said.

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Montreal cellist who beat COVID-19 lends music to new artistic campaign promoting mask-wearing

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]“I don’t wish anything bad on anybody, but they need to read some hospital records of what happens to people who get COVID,” he said.“When you have a serious case of COVID, your other organs are affected and your lungs are white. I was at 70 per cent oxygenation.

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Saint-Lambert agreement with Parc Jean-Drapeau concerns live music community

COVID-19 restrictions shuttered the summer festival season, Evenko alone had planned to hold eight days of such events in the park. Saint-Lambert reaches agreement to limit noise levels from events at Parc Jean-Drapeau The agreement will require park administrators to send weekly sound records to Saint-Lambert.

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2nd case of COVID-19 identified in Auburn Drive High School, some schools to be closed

COVID-19 at Auburn Drive High School in Cole Harbour on Thursday evening.The province said the new case is a close contact of an earlier reported case at the school.Halifax Regional Centre for Education has also sent out an e-mail to parents about the new COVID-19 case. Nova Scotia reports first cases of COVID-19 in schools Auburn Drive High and its family of schools will close for the day on Friday, Nov.

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Coronavirus patients highly infectious for first 9 days, according to new study

coronavirus are most likely to be highly infectious for nine days after the onset of symptoms, a new study has found, reinforcing the need for self-isolation for at least 10 days.The peer-reviewed research, published in the Lancet medical journal on Thursday, analyzed hospitalized patients who had tested positive for the COVID-19 disease and found that the live virus, which causes infection, was not detected nine days after the symptoms started.

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Montreal teachers stressed, burned out as COVID-19 pandemic wears on: ‘Anxiety is at 11’

coronavirus pandemic, but some come with a lot of added stress.About three months into a school year like no other, the day-to-day grind is really taking its toll on local teachers.“We’ve heard it described as the hardest year of our teaching career. I would say: definitely,” said Catherine Hogan, who teaches Grade 11 at a high school west of Montreal.Like many of her peers, she’s feeling a lot of weight on her shoulders these days.“We’re seeing so many more teachers breaking down, even in our staff meetings,” she told Global News.In a job that’s not easy at the best of times, teachers’ unions say the level of stress this year is unprecedented.“I would say anxiety is at 11,” said Matt Wilson, president of the Pearson Teachers’ Union.

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Looking for winter activities during COVID-19? Here’s what you should know

Canada and other parts of the northern hemisphere, there are growing concerns about the spread of the coronavirus with the cold weather conditions and snow forcing people indoors.Many gyms, restaurants, cafes and cinemas have been ordered shut or have imposed strict safety protocols, including mask-wearing, physical distancing and hand hygiene, to prevent the risk of COVID-19 infection. Feeling the winter blues? Natural ways to boost your mood There is a higher risk of COVID-19 transmission in closed and indoor settings, compared to the outdoors, where the natural flow of air dilutes the virus.So, if you’re looking for things to do this winter, outdoors is better than indoors.

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Situation at Steinbach hospital dire as capacity dwindles: Manitoba Nurses Union

COVID-19 patients at the Bethesda Regional Health Centre in Steinbach.The union says capacity at the facility is quickly filling up, with some nurses even having to triage patients in their cars because of a lack of space in the emergency department.Multiple units are experiencing outbreaks, according to the MNU, and approximately seven nurses have tested positive for COVID-19.

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Coronavirus has made health-care shortfalls ‘obvious’ to Canadians: poll

coronavirus cases and hospitalizations soar across Canada, a new poll shows that a majority of Canadians want a boost in the health-care system and innovation.A survey of 1,150 Canadians conducted by Ipsos on behalf of the Montreal Economic Institute (MEI), found that 88 per cent said there need to be more beds, personal protective equipment (PPE), medical staff, hospitals and clinics, to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic. Some 93 per cent of those aged 55 and above agreed.

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Coronavirus: What you should know about ice skating outdoors this winter

coronavirus pandemic.Health experts say that’s a good thing, as skating outdoors offers opportunity for socialization and exercise. And it poses relatively low risk of coronavirus transmission.So go ahead and lace up those skates, they say, but be mindful of a couple caveats.

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Paper towel, dry baby wipes can work as filter in 3-layer masks: experts

coronavirus pandemic, Canada’s health leaders say it’s time to upgrade our cloth face masks. Can’t wear a mask? Why demands for medical proof have experts worried Dr.

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Crowd celebrates grand opening of Atlantic Tennis Centre, but not everyone stayed six feet apart

public health restrictions mandate physical distancing at social gatherings of more than 10 people who are not in bubbles together. While everyone in the crowd wore masks for the duration, some stood or sat side-by-side as the ribbon was cut on the multimillion-dollar facility.“While we are pleased to see good mask use and some people physical distancing…we encourage those attending events to ensure they are maintaining a 6-foot physical distance from others who are not in their household or close social bubble,” wrote Nova Scotia Health Department spokesperson Marla MacInnis by email, after viewing a photo of the event.

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Ottawa still promising but not delivering on new commercial rent relief program

Canada Emergency Commercial Rent Assistance Program (CECRA) comes to an end Sept. 30, nothing has been announced.“We’re aware of that — I can tell you we’re not going to let them down,” said MP Pablo Rodriguez in Ottawa.In an email to Global News, a government press secretary added, “we will have more to announce soon.”Laura Jones of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business says they’ve been waiting on a new plan for months.“Anxiety is putting it mildly for a lot of business owners,” she says.

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Kingston agencies ready to lend a hand when it comes to Thanksgiving dinner

Should you skip Thanksgiving due to the pandemic? Manitoba’s top doctor says yes Takeout will be the order of the day, at least for everyone Global News spoke with. And that includes Lunch by George at St.

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Turning your DIY projects and COVID-19 downtime into cash

COVID-19 pandemic has brought out creativity in many people as a result of being quarantined at home.Global News reported back in March that baking-related search items were popular on Google and grocery stores experienced an increase in flour and sugar purchases. This led flour manufacturers to work overtime in order to keep up with the high demand and keep shelves full.Whether it’s baking, knitting or sewing, some folks have used pandemic time at home to their own advantage to share their crafts — but at a price.

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Nova Scotia eases self-isolation restrictions for out-of-province workers during pandemic

Rotational workers get conflicting information on self-isolating from N.S.

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Childcare, flex work are key for women to recover from pandemic career hits: report

new report from the Ontario Chamber of Commerce says affordable childcare offerings, flexible work arrangements and support for job training are all key to helping women recover from the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.The provincial business organization says the health crisis is having an oversized impact on women and is creating what it calls a “she-cession,” with women’s participation in the labour force falling to its lowest level in three decades.To reverse the trend, the Chamber suggests measures that include a rapid increase in childcare spaces that allow for physical distancing, earmarked funding for a potential second wave of COVID-19 and enhanced resources for parents to support their children with remote learning.“The

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0