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Toronto Public Health begins sharing more testing data for neighbourhoods

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Toronto Public Health begins sharing more testing data for neighbourhoods

WATCH ABOVE: The City of Toronto is making more COVID-19 data available to the public. This after information about the spread of the virus in Toronto neighbourhoods was leaked. But those numbers will only tell part of the story. Matthew Bingley reports. – Oct 19, 2020

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Toronto public health confirms 9 cases of legionnaire's disease

Toronto public health confirms 9 cases of legionnaire's disease

Toronto Public Health releases World Cup-themed condom series

Toronto Public Health releases World Cup-themed condom series

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Ontario’s 1st cases of another MPOX variant reported in Toronto

Ontario’s 1st cases of another MPOX variant reported in Toronto

Restaurants, bars in Toronto forced to close for not following COVID-19 guidelines

Restaurants, bars in Toronto forced to close for not following COVID-19 guidelines

Toronto Public Health noting rise in public overdoses and substance use following site closures

Toronto Public Health noting rise in public overdoses and substance use following site closures

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Toronto Public Health to give families more time to update immunization records

Toronto Public Health to give families more time to update immunization records

Toronto public health confirms 9 cases of legionnaire s disease | HCTS Inc.

Toronto public health confirms 9 cases of legionnaire s disease | HCTS Inc.

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Ontario’s 1st cases of another MPOX variant reported in Toronto

Ontario’s 1st cases of another MPOX variant reported in Toronto

Restaurants, bars in Toronto forced to close for not following COVID-19 guidelines

Restaurants, bars in Toronto forced to close for not following COVID-19 guidelines

Toronto Public Health noting rise in public overdoses and substance use following site closures

Toronto Public Health noting rise in public overdoses and substance use following site closures

Dr. de Villa, Toronto Public Health: "It is safe to get a flu vaccination and a COVID-19 vaccination." Learn more about flu prevention for the 2021/2022 season: https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/health-wellness-care/health-programs-advice/immunization/flu-influenza/ | City of Toronto

Dr. de Villa, Toronto Public Health: "It is safe to get a flu vaccination and a COVID-19 vaccination." Learn more about flu prevention for the 2021/2022 season: https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/health-wellness-care/health-programs-advice/immunization/flu-influenza/ | City of Toronto

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Toronto Public Health to give families more time to update immunization records

Toronto Public Health to give families more time to update immunization records

Dr. de Villa, Toronto Public Health: “By limiting the spread of #COVID19 through childhood vaccination, we will be able to support a safer return to the all of the activities that children have missed so much since the pandemic began." Watch today's COVID-19 media briefing: https://youtu.be/vQI-cKTGXx8 | City of Toronto

Dr. de Villa, Toronto Public Health: “By limiting the spread of #COVID19 through childhood vaccination, we will be able to support a safer return to the all of the activities that children have missed so much since the pandemic began." Watch today's COVID-19 media briefing: https://youtu.be/vQI-cKTGXx8 | City of Toronto

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$1B to be cut from Toronto Public Health over next 10 years: Chair of Board of Public health

$1B to be cut from Toronto Public Health over next 10 years: Chair of Board of Public health

Coronavirus: Toronto introduces new workplace restrictions to limit spread of COVID-19

Toronto Public Health not doing thousands of required inspections due to lack of resources

Right now, public health teams are working with outdated systems — paper records, faxes, and guesswork — to respond to vaccine-preventable outbreaks like measles. Dr. Vinita Dubey, Associate Medical Officer of Health, Toronto Public Health explains why a vaccine registry would help protect families faster, with real-time data and fewer delays. ✅ Better tracking ✅ Faster response ✅ Peace of mind for parents and providers Watch and share to raise awareness. | Ontario Medical Association

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More than 10,000 Toronto students to be suspended due to out-of-date immunizations

Health matters: Toronto Public Health confirms different variant of MPOX detected

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Dr. de Villa, Toronto Public Health: "Even if vaccine supplies were not an issue, each of us needs to do our part. It’s as important as ever that we all follow the steps for self-protection." Reduce virus spread: https://www.toronto.ca/home/covid-19/covid-19-protect-yourself-others/covid-19-reduce-virus-spread/ | City of Toronto

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Toronto Public Health targets 12 workplaces for COVID-19 closures

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Wastewater shows high levels of COVID-19 as provinces prep for fall vaccine rollout

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Tips for staying safe while shoveling snow: ❄️Wear several layers of warm, lightweight clothing when shoveling ❄️Take smaller scoops of snow instead of lifting too much at once ❄️Keep salt or sand on hand for icy steps & walkways ❄️Choose boots or shoes with good traction ❄️Stay hydrated & take breaks ❄️Remember to follow medical advice if you have a history of back or heart problems. More winter safety information: toronto.ca/services-payments/weather-winter-together/ | Toronto Public Health

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Toronto’s outgoing medical officer reflects on city's leading city’s public health unit

Eligibility for updated COVID-19 shots expanded to Ontario residents over 6 months

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“They are the angels on the street” say some of the city’s most vulnerable as they talk about the Toronto Public Health Nurses on the Community Outreach Response and Engagement Team. They connect people to community services, housing, primary health care, mental health care, and social programs. Chief Myron Demkiw went to see the C.O.R.E Team in action, which includes Toronto Police officers who collaborate every day with TPH nurses. | Toronto Police Service

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Toronto Public Health takes aim at workplace COVID-19 outbreaks

Toronto Public Health warns of spike in mpox cases

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Toronto Public Health will host up to 200 mobile clinics every week as the city redeploys COVID-19 vaccination resources. Maleeha Sheikh has the details. | CityNews Toronto

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Toronto reports spike in suspected opioid overdoses, public health warns

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Dr. de Villa, Toronto Public Health: “I encourage you not to wait for your booster or third dose of COVID-19 vaccine, but take the first vaccine available to you. It is also safe and effective to receive what we call a "mixed dose" series – a first, second and third dose of COVID-19 vaccine that are not the same vaccine brand. ” Benefits of being fully vaccinated: https://www.toronto.ca/home/covid-19/covid-19-vaccines/covid-19-benefits-of-getting-vaccinated/ | City of Toronto

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Some residents have been receiving fraudulent calls from individuals impersonating Toronto Public Health staff. Do not share your banking information or social insurance number as Toronto Public Health would never ask for these details. Instead, please report to the Toronto Police Service. | City of Toronto

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Toronto Public Health sounds alarm on vaccinations

Toronto Public Health advises residents to get vaccinated against mpox amidst rising cases

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