NCCID gathers, synthesizes and disseminates current infectious disease information, ensuring it reaches public health practitioners to the benefit of all Canadians. We identify gaps in research and knowledge and bring it to the attention of researchers and their funding bodies.
Le CCNMI rassemble, résume et diffuse l'information et les renseignements d'actualité liés aux maladies transmissibles, et assure qu'ils soient mis à la disposition des praticiens et au service de tous les Canadiens. Nous définissons les lacunes en matière de recherche et de connaissances en les portant à l'attention des chercheurs et de leurs organismes de financement.
- Introduction to a webinar on the state of tuberculosis surveillance in Canada - Hosted by the National Collaborative Center for Infectious Diseases (NCCID) - Acknowledgement of the Indigenous land the NCCID is hosted on - Housekeeping items, including technical issues and Q&A format - Five presentations will be given, with Dr Jonathan Campbell starting off - Surveillance is crucial for monitoring TB trends and progress in Canada - Opportunities for improving TB surveillance include timeliness, utility, access, and coordination - Surveillance should be multi-purpose and used for evaluation as well as monitoring. The National Collaborative Center for Infectious Diseases (NCCID) held a webinar on the state of tuberculosis (TB) surveillance in Canada and ways forward. The NCCID is funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada to support the exchange of infectious diseases research for public health. The webinar sought to consider the current state of TB surveillance in Canada and what a robust strategic plan could achieve for TB elimination. The webinar consisted of five presentations from distinguished speakers sharing their expertise on the topic. The first presentation was given by Dr. Jonathan Campbell, an assistant professor at McGill University with expertise in economic evaluation epidemiology. He gave an introductory talk on the state of TB surveillance in Canada, highlighting opportunities to improve TB surveillance, including the timeliness of surveillance reporting, improving the utility of collected surveillance data, improving access and use of surveillance data, and coordinating a national response to TB. The webinar aimed to set the stage for the other panelists to continue the conversation on this important topic. The recording of the webinar is available at nccid.ca. Bullet Summary: - The NCCID held a webinar on TB surveillance in Canada and ways forward - The NCCID is funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada to support infectious diseases research for public health - The webinar aimed to consider the current state of TB surveillance in Canada and what a robust strategic plan could achieve for TB elimination - The webinar consisted of five presentations from distinguished speakers sharing their expertise on the topic - Dr. Jonathan Campbell gave an introductory talk on opportunities to improve TB surveillance in Canada - The recording of the webinar is available at nccid.ca
1:00:00 Billions of people on earth get flu, over three years - WHO has already recommended removal of Yamagata. Where are you? The point of 6 month blocks of evidence review is exactly for this reason - updates as needed. How long are you going to wait other than "not now?" to remove and affirm confidence that we're not including unnecessary bits into our vaccination? Easy win, lost.
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I reported my allergic reaction to VAERS because the hospital I went to never reported my experience. Mind you, I'm not allergic to anything. I suffered for a week straight after getting my booster shot. I had hives and rashes from head to toe, including my scalp. Out of the whole week of the allergic reaction, I must have only gotten 8 hours of sleep because I couldn't sleep from the itching and burning on my skin, and I kept going to the hospital for help, even though they never really helped as they should have. I've only seen one case study out of the whole internet similar to my experience, except the case study was an older woman who got her first dose. my first two doses were mild symptoms like my arm hurting and a small fever for a couple days, but my booster was what caused me to have an allergic reaction. I've never had an allergic reaction in my entire life, so I am just so effing confused as to why the booster shot made me have one. I have been affected mentally and physically. The hospital never ran tests, they only prescribed me prednisone and an EpiPen. I almost had an overdose from the prednisone because every time I would take a pill, after only 3 hours of feeling better, my hives and rashes started to flare up and itch again. I stopped taking the prednisone after 3 days because on the third of taking it, I felt numb and depressed, not to mention I lost my appetite and gained weight. It has only been a month (as of this day) that I have gotten over the reaction. But I am still affected by what happened. So, where is my compensation? Why did the hospital never report my reaction? Why aren't there more studies about this? Why did I not receive the help I needed then and the help I need now? I still have lingering effects. My back's skin is cracked from it burning and itching so much, my IBS has gotten worse, my ADHD has gotten worse, and my mental health has gotten worse. So, what should I do?
had a reaction about 2 minutes after my J&J single dose, ended up being a 2-doser from the epi-pen. absolutely terrified about the idea of getting a booster.
To complete, I was given a of Benadryl and a steroid in each arm. I’m fine now, and it’s been two days since the emergency room visit. I guess I’m suggesting that the suggested monitoring window be extended by the recipient of the vaccine. I neglected to mention I received the J&J vaccine in March. I received the Pfizer booster shot in October.
"No conflict of interests to declare" - though Bryna Warshawsky is listed as an expert for SAGE, which is the Science Advisory Group for Emergencies, and SAGE was recipient of Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation money. www.zoeharcombe.com/2020/11/sage-conflicts-of-interest/ aim4truth.org/2020/04/22/bill-gates-global-vaccine-warlord/
