Manitoba doctors urge people to prepare for virus triple threat
“Take the time now to get ready and discuss your plans, so you aren’t left scrambling when someone has virus symptoms in the days and weeks ahead.”
The rapid spread of RSV, COVID-19 and influenza has doctors worried about hospitals being overwhelmed. It’s recommended Manitobans get their flu shot and COVID-19 booster, wash hands, stay at home when ill and mask up.Children’s ER seeing ‘unprecedented’ patient levels in Winnipeg as feds secure more pain medications
“We’re going to encourage everyone to be smart, wear a mask,” said Dr. Candace Bradshaw, president of Doctors Manitoba. “It is strongly recommended by us, especially if you’re out in a crowded place or somewhere that’s poorly ventilated. Businesses can even offer to provide masks for free because we know that will increase uptake. And, you know, just be smart. Don’t go out if you’re sick. That’s the advice.”Chief Provincial Public Health Officer Dr.
“We’ve always had that out there – people who are high risk or in crowded or poorly ventilated areas – that’s where mask use is important. What we want to ensure is that message doesn’t translate into mandates.”
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