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quadgram	frequency
in the united states	101
social determinants of health	97
the social determinants of	77
the preprint in perpetuity	53
display the preprint in	53
license to display the	53
to display the preprint	53
who has granted medrxiv	53
medrxiv a license to	53
has granted medrxiv a	53
granted medrxiv a license	53
is the author funder	53
in the context of	53
a license to display	53
the copyright holder for	45
copyright holder for this	45
as well as the	43
certified by peer review	43
which was not certified	43
was not certified by	43
not certified by peer	43
public health agency of	41
severe acute respiratory syndrome	40
health agency of canada	40
this version posted september	35
holder for this this	35
for this this version	35
this this version posted	35
no reuse allowed without	32
reuse allowed without permission	32
as a result of	30
at the same time	24
health and social services	23
the health of the	22
the world health organization	22
in the face of	21
the united states and	21
travel to the us	20
under a is the	19
available under a is	19
it is made available	19
made available under a	19
is made available under	19
can be used to	19
license it is made	19
it is important to	19
the extent to which	19
international license it is	19
a is the author	19
the health care system	19
the public health agency	18
the purpose of this	18
the total number of	18
the usa and canada	18
access to health care	17
of this study was	17
at the time of	17
health of the population	16
the impact of the	16
in addition to the	16
the end of the	16
canada and the us	16
has the potential to	15
and the united states	15
in the right place	15
within the context of	15
a review of the	15
one of the most	15
province of nova scotia	15
canadian institutes of health	15
this study was to	15
in canada and the	14
from onset to death	14
institutes of health research	14
in the united kingdom	14
is one of the	14
in the event of	14
in the usa and	14
aging in the right	13
in response to the	13
a wide range of	13
in the case of	13
in the us and	13
the development of a	13
of severe acute respiratory	13
at the end of	13
healthy eating and active	13
the spread of the	13
an important role in	13
on the other hand	13
determinants of health and	13
eating and active living	13
with the exception of	13
of the public health	13
vulnerability to climate change	13
j o u r	12
r o o f	12
o u r n	12
in the number of	12
l p r e	12
u r n a	12
impacts of climate change	12
a result of the	12
in the northwest territories	12
on the social determinants	12
united states and canada	12
the cumulative number of	12
van zyll de jong	12
p r o o	12
effects of climate change	12
are more likely to	12
the h n pandemic	12
of the blood supply	12
the spread of covid	12
r n a l	12
the us and canada	12
a l p r	12
n a l p	12
on the health of	11
of the precautionary principle	11
the health and well	11
as well as a	11
as part of the	11
the early stage of	11
the health status of	11
the context of the	11
the determinants of health	11
for the health sector	11
in the blood system	11
of ems and essds	11
in the province of	11
in the short term	11
and the need for	11
with respect to the	11
an overview of the	11
the snowshoe hare cycle	11
of the health care	11
there is a need	11
length of hind foot	11
in a changing climate	11
at the provincial level	10
the scope of the	10
in new york city	10
the results of this	10
college of family physicians	10
in the area of	10
this preprint this version	10
of climate change on	10
and a lack of	10
to climate change in	10
this version posted april	10
for the development of	10
the canadian institutes of	10
adaptive capacity to climate	10
the need for a	10
to better understand the	10
preprint this version posted	10
effect of mask mandates	10
the size of the	10
the impact of covid	10
in an effort to	10
for this preprint this	10
a public health emergency	10
at the university of	10
holder for this preprint	10
the canadian blood system	10
in the absence of	10
as a function of	10
health status of the	10
the ways in which	10
in the field of	10
research is needed to	10
in the form of	10
which appeared in the	10
to primary health care	9
eating and physical activity	9
public health competencies relevant	9
are associated with a	9
to climate change and	9
a canadian blood services	9
healthy eating and physical	9
between canada and the	9
occupational health and safety	9
time from onset to	9
purpose of this study	9
canadian community health survey	9
as well as in	9
with a focus on	9
adjusted incidence in canada	9
of public health and	9
climate change and the	9
family physicians of canada	9
can be found in	9
for children and families	9
in the timing of	9
address the social determinants	9
daughter caring for mother	9
of public health competencies	9
to respond to the	9
as part of a	9
the role of the	9
of health and social	9
as a form of	9
number of confirmed cases	9
of the united states	9
the objective of this	9
in terms of the	9
health competencies relevant to	9
of family physicians of	9
set of public health	9
climate change and health	9
the safety of the	9
competencies relevant to family	8
the beginning of the	8
the case of the	8
living with hiv aids	8
spread of the virus	8
the rest of the	8
it is clear that	8
demonstrate an effective approach	8
the application of the	8
variation in the timing	8
the needs of the	8
to the social determinants	8
to a lack of	8
the ministry of health	8
as one of the	8
all levels of government	8
the public health director	8
meet the needs of	8
plan for the health	8
that they have no	8
the evolution of the	8
relevant to family medicine	8
of the general practice	8
by the end of	8
of children and families	8
of health and long	8
the public health act	8
in this paper we	8
were more likely to	8
of the health system	8
the health needs of	8
determinants of health in	8
of aging in place	8
databases for research purposes	8
would like to thank	8
an effective approach to	8
incidence in the us	8
preprint the copyright holder	8
the event of a	8
in the development of	8
the hodrick and prescott	8
to the needs of	8
during the h n	8
review of the literature	8
attributable to travel in	7
the fsa business model	7
a lack of pid	7
commission on radiological protection	7
canadian blood services research	7
due to a lack	7
the health effects of	7
extractive industries transparency initiative	7
on the part of	7
have the potential to	7
at the local level	7
of the social determinants	7
to the blood supply	7
by the federal government	7
publish what you pay	7
the number of excess	7
health impacts of climate	7
the context of pandemics	7
to ensure that the	7
as well as to	7
hepatitis c and hiv	7
ministry of health and	7
on the total number	7
objective of this study	7
the health of canadians	7
during an exceptional event	7
a consequence of the	7
as a consequence of	7
the success of the	7
to the united states	7
has been identified as	7
at higher risk of	7
for disease control and	7
blood services research and	7
to the success of	7
the number of suicide	7
as a barrier to	7
public health and health	7
international commission on radiological	7
the number of reported	7
to the development of	7
in the global south	7
tables a and a	7
of this paper is	7
with respect to time	7
the authors declare that	7
there is also a	7
by the public health	7
rural and remote communities	7
to the health of	7
outbreak of severe acute	7
capacity to climate change	7
in public health and	7
to the use of	7
safety of the blood	7
declare that they have	7
people who are homeless	7
u t c t	7
for a number of	7
mental health and substance	7
the university of toronto	7
from the university of	7
panel on climate change	7
on the basis of	7
it is possible to	7
in canada as a	7
that there is a	7
a pediatric pandemic plan	7
the timing of the	7
of the impact of	7
retail and food service	7
of low snowshoe hare	7
it is possible that	7
of hepatitis a in	7
universal vaccination in the	7
the effect of mask	7
to be able to	7
on the number of	7
of health care in	7
addressing the social determinants	7
the majority of the	7
there has been an	7
intergovernmental panel on climate	7
we would like to	7
due to climate change	7
the extractive industries transparency	7
in the lives of	7
an understanding of the	7
the growth rate of	7
access to health services	7
a systematic review of	7
times the number of	7
that mask mandates were	7
services research and development	7
research and development symposium	7
reduction in weekly cases	7
acute respiratory syndrome in	7
of lynx in the	7
at the early stage	7
genomic databases for research	7
of mask mandates on	7
the emergence of the	7
in bc and on	7
when it comes to	7
vaccination in the us	7
access to primary health	7
the purpose of the	7
and the use of	7
in the provinces with	6
increase the prevalence of	6
in age class i	6
the results of the	6
over the course of	6
the course of an	6
the relationship between the	6
assumes that mask mandates	6
canada and the united	6
centers for disease control	6
extractive industries and society	6
disease control and prevention	6
number of reported infections	6
the number of people	6
canada in a changing	6
the context of a	6
for each of the	6
food retail and food	6
more than years of	6
ecological impacts of non	6
infections in north america	6
the use of the	6
people living with hiv	6
lack of access to	6
played an important role	6
activities of daily living	6
address the needs of	6
functions of public health	6
in the elderly population	6
of aboriginal health systems	6
simulation for systems integration	6
to take care of	6
the risk of transmission	6
low snowshoe hare density	6
risk of transmission of	6
the blood system and	6
hematopoietic stem cell transplantation	6
the data source is	6
to focus on the	6
the stem cell network	6
all provinces and territories	6
it should be noted	6
they have no competing	6
remains neutral with regard	6
respiratory syndrome in hong	6
for a total of	6
the number of deaths	6
number of suicide deaths	6
for which there is	6
to travel in the	6
for an influenza pandemic	6
on healthy eating and	6
of canada lynx in	6
climate change in the	6
the nature of the	6
regard to jurisdictional claims	6
health care in canada	6
and in some cases	6
health care and welfare	6
claims in published maps	6
british columbia and alberta	6
authors would like to	6
of health care services	6
is expected to increase	6
climate change climate change	6
published maps and institutional	6
no conflict of interest	6
field of public health	6
a large number of	6
more likely to be	6
the house of commons	6
influenza plan for the	6
chronic diseases such as	6
of aging in the	6
impact of climate change	6
sensitivity and adaptive capacity	6
in an age of	6
in the present study	6
to a range of	6
and significance level respectively	6
research in public health	6
be used as a	6
of nova scotia b	6
care in the united	6
mandates are associated with	6
to be associated with	6
induced pluripotent stem cells	6
of the blood system	6
and adaptive capacity to	6
response to the covid	6
to the public health	6
maps and institutional affiliations	6
of the time from	6
have an impact on	6
on the one hand	6
infectious disease prevention and	6
with regard to jurisdictional	6
panel assumes that mask	6
it is likely that	6
canadian pandemic influenza plan	6
that led to the	6
emergency preparedness and response	6
are less likely to	6
through the use of	6
at the level of	6
of public health in	6
is a need to	6
in published maps and	6
the course of the	6
in each of the	6
the food supply chain	6
in the midst of	6
the presence of a	6
on the role of	6
riboflavin and ultraviolet light	6
health and substance use	6
neutral with regard to	6
mental health needs of	6
as a means of	6
for the united states	6
mask mandate at t	6
early stage of the	6
the field of public	6
have no competing interests	6
pandemic influenza plan for	6
all three cultural groups	6
data source is yougov	6
the current state of	6
with the help of	6
ems and essds to	6
the intergovernmental panel on	6
climate change effects on	6
to jurisdictional claims in	6
the authors would like	6
springer nature remains neutral	6
of reported infections and	6
event of a pandemic	6
of the st century	6
response to pandemic influenza	6
it is estimated that	6
as a public health	6
of the opioid crisis	6
syndrome in hong kong	6
is likely to be	6
in the past months	6
canada and around the	6
nature remains neutral with	6
a higher risk of	6
to improve the health	6
authors declare that they	6
during the course of	6
of the number of	6
jurisdictional claims in published	6
during a snowshoe hare	6
the health impacts of	6
at all levels of	6
and around the world	6
in a number of	6
in a variety of	6
has been shown to	6
the lack of a	6
standing senate committee on	5
been found to be	5
be due to the	5
expected to increase the	5
to deal with the	5
first nations and inuit	5
of the population and	5
an increase in the	5
the anatomy of racism	5
the proportion of deaths	5
of mask mandates and	5
on businesses and gatherings	5
in canada and around	5
to access health services	5
zyll de jong a	5
were analyzed by sds	5
protect the blood supply	5
approved the final manuscript	5
the rate of change	5
the success of this	5
sector transparency measures act	5
early stages of the	5
at the heart of	5
associated with a higher	5
for the purposes of	5
case growth at the	5
in light of the	5
infectious diseases such as	5
taken from the article	5
supreme court of canada	5
the number of infections	5
cumulative number of deaths	5
the face of a	5
understanding of family care	5
in the range of	5
to improve healthy eating	5
which can lead to	5
the equilibrium state of	5
could be used to	5
with special education needs	5
only a few deaths	5
the potential impact of	5
ecology and conservation of	5
is associated with a	5
public health units and	5
disease prevention and control	5
extractive sector transparency measures	5
the canadian community health	5
mask outside your home	5
below the poverty line	5
in order to improve	5
at the provincial and	5
blood transmission of vcjd	5
surveillance and early warning	5
health in a changing	5
students with special education	5
an increased risk of	5
the cpsp case definition	5
due to travel in	5
in terms of their	5
hospitals and public health	5
worn a face mask	5
the united states may	5
the number of undetected	5
of the lack of	5
of blood transmission of	5
a significant effect on	5
for the benefit of	5
the public health system	5
the factor of underestimation	5
the impact of these	5
the canadian society of	5
read and approved the	5
rate of the infected	5
of provincial and territorial	5
et des services sociaux	5
health promotion and disease	5
patients with new or	5
stressed the importance of	5
the importance of a	5
the extractive industries and	5
of high snowshoe hare	5
as well as on	5
research council of canada	5
and health care providers	5
to address the social	5
the province of ontario	5
the distribution of the	5
hospitalization in the elderly	5
life expectancy at birth	5
the ratio of deaths	5
to the emergence of	5
new immigrants and refugees	5
to protect the blood	5
the affordable care act	5
from individuals who had	5
and conservation of lynx	5
delivery of health services	5
lagged cases and lagged	5
the broader health system	5
it is essential to	5
and highest frequency outcomes	5
the blood supply from	5
from infection to death	5
the ratio of the	5
the vast majority of	5
trials and sentencing hearings	5
interviews were conducted with	5
our analysis of the	5
to increase the prevalence	5
the government of canada	5
gap between academia and	5
as well as its	5
during the great depression	5
of the h n	5
to address the needs	5
at the phu level	5
the ecological impacts of	5
black women and women	5
in ecology and conservation	5
in the first place	5
a wide variety of	5
the number of cases	5
from the united states	5
to the lack of	5
the extent of the	5
industries and society xxx	5
inform the development of	5
at the municipal level	5
and incubated for min	5
at the city level	5
of morbidity and mortality	5
of the epidemic in	5
of the voluntary sector	5
null with restriction to	5
a random sample of	5
equilibrium state of the	5
of undetected infections in	5
a case study of	5
the impact of a	5
health services and policy	5
and women of colour	5
land and water defenders	5
in the same way	5
children and families in	5
the university of ottawa	5
zyll de jong b	5
public health in canada	5
the null with restriction	5
from impacts to adaptation	5
in the private sector	5
the implementation of the	5
in the aftermath of	5
and approved the final	5
sensitivity to climate change	5
public health response to	5
a focus on the	5
the impacts of covid	5
results of this study	5
as shown in table	5
should be noted that	5
between academia and practice	5
conservation of lynx in	5
change in the arctic	5
and the ability to	5
services and policy research	5
lynx in the united	5
ch daughter caring for	5
in rural and remote	5
the health of populations	5
for the total population	5
to meet the needs	5
that there was a	5
across all three cultural	5
with this in mind	5
as a model for	5
of the general population	5
proportion of the population	5
improve healthy eating and	5
health care in the	5
of public health is	5
mental and physical health	5
we do not know	5
proportion of deaths among	5
mask mandates are associated	5
health effects of climate	5
standard errors clustered by	5
the response and recovery	5
due to travel to	5
should be included in	5
women and women of	5
the decision making process	5
the magnitude of the	5
over the past decade	5
to health and social	5
adaptation to climate change	5
screening for severe combined	5
face mask outside your	5
travel in the us	5
prevention and health promotion	5
to travel to the	5
number of undetected infections	5
donations from individuals who	5
and the importance of	5
the quality of the	5
stages of the epidemic	5
the way in which	5
of the lynx in	5
the canada health act	5
of the infected population	5
a significant impact on	5
and the potential for	5
the health and social	5
a function of time	5
inclusive education policy in	5
time from infection to	5
the general practice response	5
the rights of indigenous	5
in the past year	5
due to the lack	5
at the equilibrium state	5
that need to be	5
the adjusted incidence in	5
of the canada lynx	5
participants in assisted living	5
concept of public health	5
ems and essds are	5
the highest rates of	5
is a need for	5
the city of toronto	5
of the study was	5
of a public health	5
of general practice in	5
and the making of	5
early stage of an	5
volume of travel by	5
play an important role	5
as for the us	5
health and safety agency	5
for a variety of	5
the canadian blood supply	5
fresh fruits and vegetables	5
of household food insecurity	5
at a time when	5
a face mask outside	5
promotion and disease prevention	5
for severe combined immunodeficiency	5
of west nile virus	5
status of the population	5
is a key factor	5
civil society organizations to	5
it is anticipated that	5
the time from onset	5
older adults and their	4
as a starting point	4
for the health and	4
program over the past	4
impact of mask mandates	4
the members of the	4
and healthcare organizations can	4
commission on social determinants	4
this paper is to	4
through the lens of	4
to public health authorities	4
majority of the participants	4
this study examines the	4
the population in the	4
on their health and	4
when there have been	4
snowshoe hares per day	4
of public health systems	4
like to acknowledge the	4
with an emphasis on	4
the collapse of the	4
context of the covid	4
the ministry of education	4
perspective on the health	4
during periods of low	4
in order to be	4
child and maternal mortality	4
to improve healthy living	4
related to public health	4
less likely to have	4
literature on aboriginal health	4
the basic reproduction number	4
and the canadian blood	4
when ebola came to	4
not adopted in any	4
numbers continue to increase	4
case definition for scid	4
central and eastern europe	4
the cloacal swab of	4
quality of life of	4
less likely to be	4
canadian society of cardiac	4
vaccine effectiveness against influenza	4
is a lack of	4
living on the street	4
of suicide deaths in	4
african nova scotian students	4
if the respondent answered	4
emergency social services directors	4
this is the first	4
thinking about the last	4
to the canadian context	4
for important intellectual content	4
of the novel coronavirus	4
in the process of	4
infections and canada may	4
future of public health	4
a more severe disease	4
in times of crisis	4
in the middle of	4
barriers to accessing health	4
cloacal swab of a	4
all levels of the	4
a new perspective on	4
the volume of travel	4
physicians and other primary	4
women with physical limitations	4
essential elements in plans	4
of deaths to cases	4
has been associated with	4
during the great recession	4
making of the respectable	4
there will also be	4
and the social determinants	4
in health care and	4
number of excess suicides	4
the federal government has	4
the standing senate committee	4
college of general practitioners	4
than years of canadian	4
effectiveness against influenza a	4
with cubic time trend	4
of the richards model	4
the virulence of an	4
as well as for	4
primary health care for	4
steps that policymakers and	4
response and recovery phases	4
that there is an	4
medrxiv preprint figure b	4
hepatitis a transmission and	4
are expected to be	4
in this study we	4
the spread of hiv	4
the nutritious food basket	4
the time period is	4
for universal health coverage	4
mask mandates and other	4
of the mask mandate	4
grant research support from	4
of undetected infections may	4
to scores of to	4
barriers and facilitators to	4
state of the model	4
the duration of the	4
which there is no	4
on the effectiveness of	4
of the concept of	4
statistical analysis of the	4
in the public health	4
physical and mental health	4
have sex with men	4
a form of social	4
border points of entry	4
we assume that the	4
of purified scfv fragments	4
at any given time	4
reason to believe that	4
undetected infections may be	4
canada as a whole	4
the canadian lynx cycle	4
of health and well	4
as a means to	4
climate change on the	4
the use of simulation	4
disease prevention and health	4
discharge cardiac care in	4
the health and wellbeing	4
their governments to account	4
a key factor in	4
on the relationship between	4
change has been identified	4
of the living dead	4
the case fatality ratio	4
can serve as a	4
was obtained from the	4
little is known about	4
threat of the st	4
not have access to	4
to the importance of	4
in the city of	4
province with repetitions are	4
is an opportunity to	4
mandates were not adopted	4
family care as a	4
of aboriginal canadians to	4
across the health system	4
of social capital and	4
in the st century	4
growth rate of cases	4
both urban and rural	4
of race and ethnicity	4
low snowshoe hare densities	4
of canadian newspaper editorials	4
climate change in canada	4
as additional information variables	4
take into account the	4
errors clustered by province	4
it is difficult to	4
and quality of life	4
by the ratio of	4
can be applied to	4
the social sciences and	4
is taken from the	4
the cumulative total of	4
of the cumulative number	4
of males and females	4
the us in the	4
in the response to	4
family physicians and other	4
managing public health crises	4
of hepatitis c and	4
of the snowshoe hare	4
to travel in endemic	4
us public health service	4
other primary care practitioners	4
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	4
society of cardiac surgeons	4
ways in which the	4
the lives of many	4
clustered by province with	4
an ethics of care	4
health care system and	4
it is necessary to	4
to act as a	4
an opportunity for the	4
to the health impacts	4
improve the health of	4
rates of mental disorders	4
one of the key	4
the political economy of	4
medicine and public health	4
in the retail channel	4
in the us in	4
an early stage of	4
to take into account	4
the mean age at	4
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race or ethnicity and	4
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implications of climate change	4
aged years and older	4
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the past five years	4
report of the intergovernmental	4
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australia and new zealand	4
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rights of indigenous peoples	4
delay from onset to	4
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safety agency for healthcare	4
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and lagged case growth	4
forecasting using lstm networks	4
the fact that the	4
frequency and severity of	4
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the number of patients	4
ebola outbreak in west	4
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transmission of hepatitis c	4
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influenza and other respiratory	4
results from this study	4
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a higher proportion of	4
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the private insurance industry	4
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the quality of life	4
canada may have had	4
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ratio of the cumulative	4
on chronic disease prevention	4
mammals of north america	4
pandemic influenza contingency plan	4
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the importance of developing	4
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health and health care	4
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healthcare organizations can take	4
sample weights are used	4
in a pediatric pandemic	4
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health care providers to	4
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medicine and primary care	4
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studies have shown that	4
change and health in	4
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invertebrates and fungi on	4
people who were homeless	4
adaptation to the health	4
organizations such as the	4
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periods of low snowshoe	4
fungi on terrestrial ecosystems	4
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health and wellbeing of	4
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strangers within our gates	4
and quality of care	4
the effects of climate	4
living in remote areas	4
in canada at the	4
role of models in	4
the federal government to	4
by the ministry of	4
this program over the	4
the time of writing	4
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of infected individuals in	4
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provided an overview of	4
of adverse drug reactions	4
travel in endemic countries	4
at high risk for	4
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how often have you	4
and economic determinants of	4
suggests that there is	4
in the treatment of	4
on social determinants of	4
the southern portion of	4
capacity to respond to	4
highly active antiretroviral therapy	4
as a source of	4
health care systems and	4
institute for health information	4
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the health of indigenous	4
the results of our	4
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growth in the provinces	4
human health in a	4
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climate change impacts and	4
as a tool for	4
political economy of health	4
in the near future	4
change climate change and	4
the emergence of infectious	4
planning for the future	4
provincial and territorial governments	4
and the challenges of	4
to effectively face diverse	4
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united states may have	4
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the implementation of this	4
incidence in canada at	4
the growth of the	4
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of cases and deaths	4
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the health system is	4
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for age and comorbidity	4
coverage of essential elements	4
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high snowshoe hare density	4
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reported on the total	4
inclusion and equity in	4
the degree to which	4
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in order to calculate	4
duration of the pandemic	4
her majesty the queen	4
have a significant effect	4
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canadian institute for health	4
and should not be	4
individuals who had traveled	4
course of an epidemic	4
renewal of public health	4
administrative and operational tasks	4
each of the three	4
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the event of an	4
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the severe acute respiratory	4
mask mandates on covid	4
reflect the fact that	4
more severe disease course	4
figure plots the average	4
early in the outbreak	4
the level of the	4
policymakers and healthcare organizations	4
the canadian pandemic influenza	4
in the areas of	4
human and financial resources	4
of pandemic h n	4
the concept of public	4
behaviour proxy b it	4
outbreak in west africa	4
the capacity of the	4
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policy makers and the	4
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for the urban poor	4
reporting of adverse drug	4
of the respectable body	4
and equity in education	4
stage of an epidemic	4
a public health crisis	4
age of fossil fuel	4
being of the population	4
order to calculate the	4
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urban ethnic minority immigrants	4
psychosocial and ethical issues	4
who had traveled to	4
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the face of the	4
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on the blood supply	4
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you worn a face	4
a serious threat to	4
economic determinants of health	4
between y and y	4
and other respiratory viruses	4
about the last days	4
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dawn of the dead	4
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the future of public	4
case numbers continue to	4
native invertebrates and fungi	4
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the future of health	4
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and the development of	4
and analysis of the	4
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cases and lagged case	4
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phases of disaster management	4
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the criminal justice system	4
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binary variable taking value	4
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cumulative number of cases	4
majesty the queen in	4
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a variety of reasons	4
future of health care	4
canadian provinces and territories	4
and the number of	4
economic cooperation and development	4
new perspective on the	4
of access to health	4
of excess suicides in	4
five times with pbs	4
of the food dollar	4
in relation to the	4
among health care workers	4
the use of a	4
for males and females	4
similar to those in	4
of the intergovernmental panel	4
the tainted blood tragedy	4
at the province level	4
case growth in the	4
disaster and emergency management	4
design and implementation of	4
the el escobal mine	4
the role of models	4
have important implications for	4
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health and public safety	3
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result in a significant	3
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national center for health	3
cycle priority identification process	3
and the political economy	3
part of a larger	3
the mental health needs	3
dilutions of purified scfv	3
of the determinants of	3
subject of this program	3
the main source of	3
kingdom and the united	3
rights of indigenous people	3
of the great depression	3
for primary health care	3
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inequities and the social	3
for people living with	3
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and community health services	3
of emergency management is	3
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convention on climate change	3
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a large proportion of	3
differential between canada and	3
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the first few weeks	3
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regulations on businesses and	3
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the general practice sector	3
annual volume of canadian	3
place to aging in	3
health authority in canada	3
health care for black	3
and physical activity in	3
intergovernmental relations in canada	3
health in order to	3
impact and highest frequency	3
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the fourth assessment report	3
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public health competencies that	3
geography as a field	3
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share of the food	3
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canadian house of commons	3
page and western immunoblotting	3
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hierarchical bayesian estimator approach	3
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health needs of street	3
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needs of street youth	3
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organization of medical physicists	3
stigma and substance use	3
of the canadian blood	3
the number of infected	3
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availability of guidelines for	3
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recognition of common and	3
inner city public health	3
and personal protective equipment	3
health and social care	3
estimation of the ccfr	3
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interest in the context	3
and public health units	3
in the course of	3
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households had indications of	3
royal australian college of	3
per year from to	3
the provincial and federal	3
weeks of the influenza	3
peoples and vulnerable populations	3
recommendations of the international	3
the precautionary principle to	3
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will be at the	3
and early warning systems	3
number of infections and	3
proportion of women in	3
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fatality rate of the	3
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the context of homelessness	3
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oil and gas industry	3
the opioid crisis and	3
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the role of information	3
infectious threats to the	3
evidence on preventative therapy	3
of public health has	3
similar ranges of undetected	3
health and health promotion	3
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form of social reassurance	3
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canadian newspaper editorials the	3
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good governance and social	3
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emergency management is one	3
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the response to covid	3
level of social support	3
governments to account for	3
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ministry of health promotion	3
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rates in the unobservable	3
wellbeing of substance users	3
proportion of cases attributable	3
federal provincial territorial ministers	3
figure adjusted incidence in	3
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processed fruits and vegetables	3
threats of climate change	3
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increase in projected unemployment	3
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health services to the	3
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the problem of pid	3
the risk of infection	3
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new or comorbid cardiovascular	3
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care of homeless people	3
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preparing for an influenza	3
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the participants for their	3
infection in the usa	3
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a thematic analysis was	3
uncoordinated delivery of health	3
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cases and case growth	3
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the united kingdom and	3
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parts of the world	3
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public health authorities to	3
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way to do the	3
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context of the subject	3
united states of america	3
amino acid sequence identity	3
the richards model is	3
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quantity and quality of	3
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incidence differential between canada	3
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specification with cubic time	3
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methods of calculating accessibility	3
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the risks of climate	3
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the effects of the	3
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organizations around the world	3
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identify any changes in	3
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weekly case growth in	3
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an increasing recognition of	3
population lives in urban	3
food insecurity in canada	3
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actual or potential conflict	3
the fatality and growth	3
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and to public health	3
the canadian paediatric surveillance	3
comorbid cardiovascular disease will	3
hiv aids in the	3
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pathogen testing and inactivation	3
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coronavirus infectious bronchitis virus	3
total force of infection	3
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the true incidence of	3
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people with low income	3
nutrition and physical activity	3
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stem cell research community	3
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unbiased estimate of confirmed	3
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fresh produce supply chain	3
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coyotes and lynx to	3
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adapt to climate change	3
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knowledge deficit about deprescribing	3
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ability of health systems	3
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vector ixodes scapularis in	3
quality of life and	3
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people living in the	3
values from wild bootstrap	3
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knowledge of warfarin therapy	3
result of the covid	3
labour force data from	3
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the cost of health	3
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physical activity and healthy	3
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general practices and other	3
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health across the country	3
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majority of the population	3
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plan for climate change	3
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potential for range expansion	3
mask mandates were adopted	3
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