What is 🇨🇦doing to step up? We need to double our efforts (at a minimum). Invest now or pay $$$$...later. #TasP @MarkJCarney https://t.co/Se49L8SUwn

Canada is on track to lose measles elimination status from the Pan American Health Organization on Oct 27, 2025 https://t.co/VDE5qyZBBf

🆕💫 JAMA Patient Page Viral Infections Related to Injection Drug Usw #IDXposts https://t.co/NFK5OanXon

Our work at COVIDhge showed 🧬mutations or auto-Abs to type I IFN caused severe COVID, suggesting IFN could be used against COVID. Now, an RCT proves IFN📉 COVID👇🏼: Interferon-α Nasal Spray Prophylaxis Reduces COVID-19 in Cancer Patients https://t.co/aKAzokJPPm

No. Respiratory. Protection.

“In this song, I was thinking of Amelia Earhart and addressing it from one solo pilot to another… reflecting on the cost of being a woman and having something you must do.” – Joni, in conversation with the Los Angeles Times. Watch her 1983 performance of “Amelia” in honor of

If anyone claims vaccines haven’t been properly studied, show them this: We’ve now logged 500 randomized, controlled vaccine trials into our dataset with ~7.2M participants. The vast majority of trials reported safety outcomes. Many more trials to come. https://t.co/wX1wX3zA3B

“I bare intimate feelings because people should know how other people feel.” Joni graced the cover of the Toronto Star, captured by Norman Seeff, in July 1976.

Interesting interview and perspective from a great Canadian. His writings played a big role in getting me to where I am today. https://t.co/Vb8KxWverL

@WhereHasThisCol @HarvardMagazine The ones who lived past childhood lived to old ages. The ones who died at 3, never went on to have kids and generally aren’t spoken too much about by their toddler friends - who don’t recall who they were Not all that long ago, 1 in 5 kids died. Survivor bias in memory

“I drew a map of Canada Oh Canada” Happy Canada Day 🇨🇦

Not just shingles vaccine, but also RSV vaccine reduces the risk of dementia, which highlights the benefit of revving up the immune system in older individuals https://t.co/DB4Auzdp28

It is disheartening to see today that the strength of international law and humanitarian law no longer seems binding, replaced by the presumed right to overpower others. This is unworthy and shameful for humanity and for the leaders of nations.

In a new article on measles, the authors review the epidemiology, clinical presentation, and associated illnesses as well as treatment and prevention strategies. Read the Review Article “Measles 2025” by Lien Anh Ha Do, MD, PhD, and Kim Mulholland, MB, BS, MD, from

With devastating cuts to global health funding threatening our progress made in HIV/AIDS, Dr. Julio Montaner pens an urgent call to arms in @TheHillTimes, for G7 leaders to step up and fund proven HIV treatment & prevention strategies like #TasP globally. https://t.co/0eex1j2PJ8

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War does not solve problems; on the contrary, it amplifies them and inflicts deep wounds on the history of peoples, which take generations to heal. No armed victory can compensate for the pain of mothers, the fear of children, or stolen futures. May diplomacy silence the weapons!

Measles is still spreading. And my guess is it will pick up again and spread even more in about 6 months from now. So, are you wondering what Measles looks like in America? Here is an up close view of it very much worth reading: https://t.co/KkYhXu64b7

Offering inhalation booths in a facility attached to Hope to Health Clinic, not only saves lives but engages clients with the health care system. @AndreaWoo reports on the impact of Vancouver City Council's decision on the #H2HCentre inhalation rooms. https://t.co/Ca4wNlXSeE

WATCH: As more drug users are turning to smoking rather than injecting, Vancouver City Council voted to amend bylaws to allow the operation of two indoor safe inhalation sites. Cecilia Hua reports.