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🇨🇦 The Chief Public Health Officer of Canada promotes and protects the health of Canadians. Terms of use: Français:

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    Apr 25

    It’s important to take care of yourself while you during . The Wellness Together Canada portal with free psychological and social support services is available to all Canadians:

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    To help over 1 billion tobacco users quit, WHO is launching Florence, a digital health worker that combats misinformation about and tobacco and gives recommendations and tips for quitting 👇

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    How long have you thought about quitting smoking? Don’t put it off any longer. Get tips to help set your quit date. Learn how to : World Day

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  4. 7/7 Make an appointment with a healthcare professional, learn more about how to quit, or call 1-866-366-3667 toll-free to speak with a quit coach.

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  5. 6/7 More resources are available for everyone at the Wellness Together portal for tips on how to cope with .

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  6. 5/7 Quitting is not easy and may be even more difficult during , butthere are resources available that can help you to quit smoking. Young Canadians may find guidance on how to break up with tobacco most useful:

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  7. 4/7 To prevent the spread of , if do you smoke or vape, do not share your smoking devices with others and before & after smoking + maintaining MUST Dos:

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  8. 3/7 In 🇨🇦 , smoking is the leading preventable cause of premature death & disease. Based on current evidence, a history of smoking or having an underlying health condition caused by smoking increases the risk of serious outcomes.

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  9. 2/7 Today, on World Day, we are reminded about the dangers of smoking and the importance of lung health. Smoking tobacco is a known risk factor for many respiratory infections, including .

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  10. 1/7 key concerns in 🇨🇦 : Today, in lieu of a daily in-person update to the media, I have issued a Sunday statement you can read in full here:

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  11. 2/2 As we target testing where the virus is spreading, a low % positive (keeping <10%) indicates our surveillance remains sensitive. The net is cast wide, confirming the few infected (+ve) & many uninfected (-ve) as we .

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  12. 1/2 To date, labs across 🇨🇦 have tested 1,663,118 people for , w\ an average ~5% positive overall. Based on the last seven days, an average of 22, 360 people have been tested daily (w\ ~4% +ve) as continues to .

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  13. 2/2 Guidance is available on how to address the specific needs of people with disabilities relating to .

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  14. 1/2 It’s National AccessAbility Week – a time to recognize the valuable contributions of Canadians with disabilities and promote inclusion and accessibility across Canada.

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  15. Today’s in 🇨🇦 info and updates: ➡️ website on disease: ➡️COVID-19 Situational Awareness Dashboard: ➡️PHAC Detailed Epidemiological Summary of COVID-19 in Canada report:

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  16. May 30

    3/3 It’s vital to keep prevention visits & not delay seeking attention for health concerns during . Early, regular attention are key to preserving health & managing acute & chronic illnesses.

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  17. May 30

    2/3 People may worry about visiting a provider or emergency room for treatment during . Know that healthcare providers have precautions in place to ensure you are able to seek care safely for ALL your health concerns!

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  18. May 30

    1/3 Delaying seeking treatment can put your long-term health at risk. There are many anecdotal reports about people delaying health visits for everything from acute health issues to management.

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  19. May 30

    4/4 institutions, allied healthcare professionals, community organisations, & everyday Canadians have come together to help support each other to get through the crisis in the best way possible.

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  20. May 30

    3/4 Health providers across 🇨🇦 have a range of protective measures to prevent spread of , preserving continuity of care with services like virtual medical appointments & scheduling changes to maintain .

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  21. May 30

    2/4 and schools, colleges & universities rethinking their approach to teaching & learning. As we reopen shared spaces, these measures will provide needed protections for Canadians & the health system to manage going forward.

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