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Rise in COVID-19 cases ‘very well might be’ start of second wave, doctor says – CTV News
Rising numbers of COVID-19 cases in multiple provinces are stoking fears of a potential second wave, and one infectious disease expert says this surge in infections ‘very well might be’ the start of that next phase in the pandemic.
TORONTO —
Rising numbers of COVID-19 cases in multiple provinces are stoking fears of a potential second wave, and one infectious disease expert says this surge in infections might ‘very well’ be the start of that next phase in the pandemic.
Infectious disease specialist Dr. Isaac Bogoch says that current upward trends in B.C., Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec may be fuelling Canadas second wave of coronavirus infections.
“It might be, it very well might be. We’re certainly seeing thes…
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