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Person 20 to 44 years old among N.B.’s latest COVID deaths, child under 4 hospitalized

At least two more New Brunswickers have died from COVID-19, including one aged 20 to 44, while a child under four is among the 52 people hospitalized for or with the virus, the latest weekly figures released by the province Wednesday show.

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N.B. records 3 more COVID-19 deaths as virus activity remains ‘moderate’

New Brunswick reported three more deaths from COVID‑19 in its weekly update Tuesday, while hospitalizations, outbreaks and new cases all remained about the same.

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Two seniors die of COVID-19 in Waterloo Region as hospitalizations stay relatively high

A woman in her 90s and a woman in her 70s have died of COVID-19, the regional public health unit revealed Friday in a weekly report.

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COVID-19: Risk index at high for Peterborough area, 3 new hospitalized cases

After two straight weeks at a moderate level, Peterborough Public Health raised the community risk index for COVID-19 for the region to a high level on Wednesday afternoon.

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N.B.’s COVID-19 hazard index highest in Canada, says researcher, as virus kills 3 more

New Brunswick’s COVID-19 hazard index has more than doubled in a week and is now the highest in the country, according to an infectious diseases researcher and co-founder of COVID-19 Resources Canada.

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COVID-19 kills 2 more in N.B., hospitalizations up nearly 63%, 1 in 52 people may be infected

New Brunswick reported two more COVID-19 deaths and a nearly 63 per cent week-over-week jump in hospitalizations Tuesday, while an infectious diseases researcher says about one in 52 of us are currently infected with the virus.

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Covid-19 vaccines prevented 16,000 deaths in Ireland, study says

Ireland’s Covid-19 vaccination programme prevented 16,000 deaths and hugely reduced hospital and intensive care admissions, according to a Health Service Executive study.

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‘COVID was never gone’: As cases rise in B.C., so do worries about normalizing the coronavirus

New figures show COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths have increased in the province.

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N.B. opposition slams changes in COVID‑19 reporting

New Brunswick opposition parties have accused the government of trying to downplay COVID-19 by changing the way it reports on the virus.

On Tuesday the province launched a new Respiratory Watch report, which provides updates on both COVID-19 and influenza. Among the changes is a new definition for COVID deaths that will see only deaths that occur in hospital counted.

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A spike in N.B. heart and stroke deaths in 2021 cited as COVID’s handiwork

New figures show there was a surge in deaths from heart failure, lung disease and strokes in New Brunswick in 2021, as deaths from COVID-19 were also multiplying.

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The N.L. government has been downplaying COVID-19 deaths for months

Newfoundland and Labrador’s online COVID-19 data hub doesn’t always accurately reflect how many people have died of the virus, according to data collected by CBC News.

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Nova Scotia reaches 800 deaths on quiet COVID anniversary

Nova Scotia’s very first cases of COVID-19 were announced Sunday, March 15, 2020. The province’s newest weekly disease numbers were released at the data dashboard Thursday, March 9, 2023, making it the last pandemic report before the three-year COVID anniversary.

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COVID-19 is a leading cause of death in children and young people in the US

For the one-year period August 1, 2021, to July 31, 2022, COVID-19 was a leading cause of death in children and young people in the United States, ranking eighth overall.

The researchers believe that vaccines and nonpharmaceutical interventions are needed to limit transmission of SARS-CoV-2, and mitigate severe disease.

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