The BC Centre for Aquatic Health Sciences is a not-for-profit society located in Campbell River and is the only aquatic research facility of its kind in BC.
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BC CAHS retweeted
NEW - There are 572 new cases of COVID-19 , for a total of 132,925 cases in British Columbia. This is the lowest single day number since March 20. The rolling 7 day is down to 719, lowest since March 26. #bcpoli
BC CAHS retweeted
Now, here's some #MaytheFourth content I can get behind! 😳
BC CAHS retweeted
🦠Microbial Art! —A Cultural Triumph: #Microbiology Student Makes A Petri Dish Masterpiece —Check out Balaram Khamari's award-winning #BioArt!🙌🏾 —"Khamari is bringing the worlds of art and science together – in a petri dish." n.pr/2Sf9EDE @sarahmccammon #MicrobeMonday
BC CAHS retweeted
Fact: Vaccines are critical in our efforts to stop #Covid19. Vaccines are safe, effective, and work. 👇 More info: ow.ly/R2Fc50ExLjU #NIAW2021
ALT Get the facts about COVDI-19 vaccines. The vaccines work. Scientific and medical evidence show that vaccination can help protect you against COVID-19. Studies are also showing that vaccinated people may have less severe illness if they do become ill from COVID-19.
Happy #EarthDay2021 from Stories Beach on #VancouverIsland. Do your part #everyday to protect this precious place we all call home!
BC CAHS retweeted
UPDATED: Find out when it's your turn to register for your COVID-19 vaccine by following this schedule. gov.bc.ca/getvaccinated
(1/2) #CovidBC
BC CAHS retweeted
NEW: people aged 40+ can now get vaccinated at local participating pharmacies all over BC.
✅ Find a full list: gov.bc.ca/pharmacy-vaccine
✅ Contact and book through the pharmacy directly — some have online registration. #CovidBC
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Can we take a minute and give B.C's millennials and Gen Z (aged 20-39) a round of applause? Not only are they doing a lot of the frontline work and being disproportionally impacted by #COVID19 they are crushing the curve with a big drop in cases over the past six days. 👏👏👏
ALT Chart showing rate of COVID-19 cases in BC by age group per 100,000 people for April 19, 2021. <20: 39 cases per 100K a day. 20-39: 54 cases per 100K a day. 40-59: 40 cases per 100K a day. 60-79: 22 cases per 100K a day. 80+: 11 cases per 100K a day.
BC CAHS retweeted
New schedule to register for the COVID-19 vaccine:
Tuesday, April 20, 12 p.m: Age 35+
Wednesday, April 21, 12 p.m: 21: Age 30+
Thursday, April 22, 12 p.m: Age 25+
Friday, April 23, 12 p.m: Age 18+
gov.bc.ca/getvaccinated #COVID19IslandHealth
BC CAHS retweeted
These are healthcare’s hidden heroes! #MedicalLaboratoryProfessionalsWeek – at Manhattan, NY
BC CAHS retweeted
All British Columbians 45+, Indigenous people 18+ and people who are clinically extremely vulnerable can register online now.
Three easy steps 👇
gov.bc.ca/getvaccinated
Site wide power outage tomorrow at #DiscoveryPark facebook.com/BCCAHS/posts/39…
BC CAHS retweeted
BC has moved to phase 3 of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout! Starting today, eligible people can register for their vaccinations through the province-wide registration website or through the province-wide call centre (translators are available)
Our staff have commenced some spring cleaning of our environment at #DiscoveryPark! facebook.com/BCCAHS/posts/38…
