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Landlord tenants Board =says take it to small claims

Human rights Crisis

Why ‘Black Fungus’ Should Worry Canadians
A new disease preys on those weakened by COVID-19. So far, India is bearing the brunt.
Crawford Kilian
19 May 2021TheTyee.ca

Dangerous fungus detected at Quebec hospital, health officials warn
By Alessia Simona Maratta Global News
Posted September 22, 2022 3:23 pm

Histoplasmosis acquired in Alberta, Canada: an epidemiological and genomic study
Tanis C Dingle, PhD
Matthew A Croxen, PhD
Sumana Fathima, MPH
Sandy Shokoples, MSc
Ashlesha Sonpar, MD
Lynora Saxinger, MD
et al.
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Open AccessPublished:March 03, 2021DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1016/S2666-5247(20)30229

Doctors and scientists mystified by spread of Candida auris
Climate change could be contributing to rise of a potentially deadly fungal pathogen
Amina Zafar · CBC News · Posted: Jul 25, 2019 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: July 25, 2019
Potentially deadly drug-resistant 'fungal superbug' emerging in Canada

There are currently no nationwide epidemiological data on fungal infections in Canada. We estimated the burden of serious fungal diseases using literature review and modeling, as per a methodology previously described by the LIFE program ( http://www.LIFE-worldwide.org ). Among the population of Canada (35.5 million in 2014), it was estimated that approximately 1.8% are affected by a serious fungal infection. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28161745/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7032689

we have a Fungal problem not a covid problem

coinfections with covid

CAPA covid associated pulmonary aspergillosis caused most of the deaths in Canada

and the government failed

public health failed

heakth Canada failed

homes now are full of mold renting for 2000 a month and there is nothing you can do

if you dont like it

MOVE thats is what public health and Landlord tenant board will say

Canada ignores fungal pathogens on purpose to create illness disease and death for profit

Doctors are warning about a rare and serious, but treatable infection called blastomycosis that is being too often missed by doctors and hospitals alike, resulting in tragic consequences.

Fungal infections of the orbit are misdiagnosed in 2 of 3 cases
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35525264/

popular cottage area in northwestern Ontario has become a global hot spot for a rare, but potentially deadly disease caused by a fungus in the soil.

Health officials are warning people who live or holiday in the Lake of the Woods area near Kenora to educate themselves

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Medical Malpractice and Sepsis: Delay in Treatment of Infection
Sepsis, bacteria in blood. 3D illustration showing rod-shaped bacteria in blood with red blood cells and leukocytes
Preventable medical errors kill about 30,000 Canadians every year. To put those eye-popping numbers into perspective, the former president and CEO of Toronto’s University Health Network asked doctors and nurses to imagine the outcry if they were operating a public airline where two 747s crashed every week.

Sepsis, bacteria in blood

Unlike a rare aircraft disaster, the individual deaths from preventable errors and medical malpractice occur so frequently that they cause few ripples in the public’s consciousness. Yet for the families affected, the injuries and loss caused by these avoidable errors is just as tragic.

In this blog post I discuss how medical malpractice can cause or worsen a potentially deadly condition called sepsis and explain some of your legal options if you believe negligence in a healthcare environment harmed you or a loved one.

What Is Sepsis and What Are Its Symptoms?
When the body’s immune system recognises a bacterial, viral or fungal infection is present, it begins to marshal its defences, including releasing chemicals in the bloodstream. If these chemicals trigger an extreme inflammatory response in the body, multiple organs may be put under stress and eventually begin to fail. Worsening sepsis can progress to a state of severe sepsis or septic shock.

Although any type of infection can lead to sepsis, the most common varieties include: pneumonia, abdominal infection, kidney or urinary tract infection, and bacteremia or bloodstream infection.

Common symptoms and side-effects of sepsis include:

Low blood pressure
High fever
Chills
Rapid breathing
Cognitive impairment
Gangrene
Organ failure
Death

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