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Megan Ogilvie

Megan Ogilvie

Health Reporter at Toronto Star Online

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Recent Articles

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Measles vaccination rates plunged during the pandemic, and they haven’t bounced back

Rates among school-aged children have not caught up to pre-pandemic levels and in some regions are far below targets, a report by Public Health Ontario shows.
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Health information system restored at University Health Network aft...

The outage affected Toronto General Hospital, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, Toronto Western and Toronto Rehabilitation Institute. Some surgeries were canceled.
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'I have no words': Eclipse draws Toronto residents outside to share...

From Niagara Falls to the Toronto Zoo to Parliament Hill, here’s how the day went down.
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Ozempic maker bringing weight-loss drug Wegovy to Canada starting n...

The arrival of Wegovy in Canada will address the “confusion” people have had about Ozempic, a different version of the same drug, intended to treat Type 2 diabetes, said Dr.
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Canada needs a national strategy to confront kids’ health crises, r...

“We have seen children’s mental, physical and developmental health suffering,” said Julia Hanigsberg, president & CEO of Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital. “That’s the result of decades and decades of
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A young child in Ontario has died of measles

It’s the first measles death in the province in over a decade, Public Health Ontario reports. The unvaccinated child was under age 5 and was among five children hospitalized with the infection.
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‘It started with Robbie’: Canada-first procedure a ‘game changer’ f...

‘It started with Robbie’: Canada-first procedure a ‘game changer’ for patients waiting on heart transplant
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Ontario to halt COVID wastewater surveillance program

Program will end on July 31, researchers were told last week, as federal wastewater testing will instead expand into province.
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What a rising summer wave says about Canada’s long-term future with...

A rising COVID signal in July is a clue to how the virus is different than other diseases we think of as seasonal illnesses.
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Alcohol at corner stores is coming, is Ontario prepared for the hea...

For the health experts watching, the expectation couldn't be more simple: More alcohol means more harm. The question is, are we prepared?
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Growing health-care workforce a positive sign amid shortage of fami...

But CIHI report says about 5.4 million Canadians 18 and older said they struggled to see a family physician or nurse practitioner in 2023.