First case of South African variant confirmed in Ontario’s Peel Region. Person had no history of travel. Dominance by more vaccine-resistant virus helped in part by slow vaccine rollout, incomplete public health measures and virus response to same.

Dr. Barry Dworkin

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for February 2, 2021

First case of South African variant confirmed in Ontario's Peel Region. Person had no history of travel. Dominance by more vaccine-resistant virus helped in part by slow vaccine rollout, incomplete public health measures and virus response to same. Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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Ontario’s first case of South African variant of COVID-19 confirmed in Peel Region

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