育空地区应对COVID-19的经验:未接种疫苗的旅行限制、变异和传播。

Sara McPhee-Knowles, Brynn Hoffman, L. Kanary
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育空地区在2019年冠状病毒病(COVID-19)方面的经历很有趣;与加拿大大多数司法管辖区相比,该地区成功实施了旅行限制,以限制病毒的进口,并迅速推出了疫苗。然而,育空地区在2021年6月和7月爆发的第一波COVID-19疫情使医疗保健系统不堪重负,原因是未接种疫苗的儿童、青年和成人广泛传播,尽管总体上疫苗接种率很高,并且强制掩蔽。这一经验强调了继续支持公共疫苗接种规划的重要性,在儿科人群中广泛接种疫苗,以及在加拿大所有司法管辖区重新开放而传染性更强的变种出现时明智地放松非药物干预措施。
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The Yukon's experience with COVID-19: Travel restrictions, variants and spread among the unvaccinated.
The Yukon's experience with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has been an interesting one; the territory successfully implemented travel restrictions to limit importing the virus and rolled out vaccines quickly compared to most Canadian jurisdictions. However, the Yukon's first wave of COVID-19 in June and July 2021 overwhelmed the healthcare system due to widespread transmission in unvaccinated children, youth and adults, despite high vaccination uptake overall and mandatory masking. This experience highlights the importance of continued support for public vaccination programs, widespread vaccine uptake in paediatric populations, and the judicious relaxation of non-pharmaceutical interventions in all Canadian jurisdictions as they reopen while more contagious variants emerge.
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