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  • PSA: 14 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 (#594 - #607)

      We are reporting fourteen (14) new cases­­ of COVID-19 (#594 - #607), 13 from Sault Ste. Marie and area and one from central and East Algoma. Details of the confirmed cases:   Unknown exposure means the person did not have recent international travel or close contact with a known confirmed…

  • Curriculum Supports

      As part of our goal to improve student health and promote healthy school environments, we support educators and school board staff on health-related curriculum topics. We can meet with you, share information and resources, and help you prepare for the delivery of presentations, activities,…

  • Chapter 11 - Chronic Diseases

    Key Messages: Chronic diseases are the leading cause of death in Algoma (72.3% in 2021), with cancer and heart diseases as the major contributors. Of cancer deaths, lung cancer is the most common in Algoma. From 2016-2020 the rate of deaths related to lung cancer was 61.0 per 100, 000 in Algoma,…

  • PSA: Potential exposure – affected individuals advised to monitor for symptoms

    The best way to stop the spread of COVID-19 is by practicing physical distancing at all times

  • COVID-19 reporting update for Algoma Public Health

    Because a person with COVID-19 can spread the virus 48 hours before showing symptoms, staying home is the best way to protect yourself and others

  • Chapter 7 - Substance Use Health

    Key Messages: Like other regions in Northern Ontario, Algoma has disproportionately higher rates of opioid-relatedhospitalizations and deaths compared to Southern Ontario. In 2022, the rates of deaths and hospitalizations due to opioid toxicity in Algoma were almost three times higher than in…

  • Over 75% of Algoma adults 18 and older have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine and updates on new appointments at GFL Memorial Gardens

      It is important that all individuals are fully vaccinated with two doses to receive the best level of protection as quickly as possible... Waiting for the same vaccine product as your first ... To make an appointment online, please visit the booking site or call 705-541-7370 or Toll Free 1-888-440-3730

  • PSA: 29 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 (#633 - #661)

      We are reporting 29 new cases­­ of COVID-19 (#633 - #661), all from Sault Ste. Marie and area.    Details of the confirmed cases:   Unknown exposure means the person did not have recent international travel or close contact with a known confirmed case. How the person acquired the virus is not…

  • Health Care Providers_PHP Review

        Notifications & Alerts   Public Health Ontario Test Information Index For disease-specific details on how to send appropriate specimens for public health laboratory testing, including type of specimen, timing of collection, requisition forms, and turnaround time, please…

  • 2021 Report to the Community - Persevering Through Partnerships to Promote and Protect Health

      Health Protection...  Health Promotion: Boosting Vaccine Confidence    Getting vaccinated against COVID-19 with two doses, or three dose if eligible, provides the best protection against severe illness and death from COVID-19... We look forward to welcoming more learners from northern Ontario in 2022

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