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Experts explain why Canada’s third wave is less deadly so far — and why we still need to be concerned

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Experts explain why Canada’s third wave is less deadly so far — and why we still need to be concerned

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Published on April 22, 2021

Although COVID-19 cases are climbing to astronomical new heights, the death rate in Canada is not rising at the same rate, something experts explain is due to a combination of younger patients, public health measures and the lessons doctors have learned from a year of battling the virus.

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