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Megan Creig
Verified
Reporter, Calgary Journal
Calgary
Beats
Women’s Rights, Breaking News , Events , Women, Immigration, Identity , Latinos And Hispanics In The U.S.
business, interviews, profiles
Content
By Lily Dupuis, Abbie Riglin, Astrid Cunanan, Megan Creig Verified| Calgary Journal Verified It’s hard to imagine that a sexually transmitted infection once thought to be declining is now making a vicious resurgence – however, that is exactly what’s happening with syphilis. Rates of the infection are increasing across Canada and internationally. Alberta has not seen such high rates of the infection since the 1940s. The number of infectious syphilis cases have been rising in the province since 2018. Public health officials in 2019, with 2,265 new cases of syphilis reported that year alone.
By Megan Creig Verified| Calgary Journal Verified With the current icy temperatures, many people would prefer to stay inside, bundled up and far away from chilling, gusting winds. But for those who do head outside, they’re sure to find a beautiful—albeit chilly—winter wonderland. Across southern Alberta, from late night city lights to snow-capped mountains, there’s something for everyone to take in. Here are some of my favourite winter photos so far this season.
By Lily Dupuis, Abbie Riglin, Astrid Cunanan, Megan Creig Verified| Calgary Journal Verified It’s hard to imagine that a sexually transmitted infection once thought to be declining is now making a vicious resurgence – however, that is exactly what’s happening with syphilis. Rates of the infection are increasing across Canada and internationally. Alberta has not seen such high rates of the infection since the 1940s. The number of infectious syphilis cases have been rising in the province since 2018. Public health officials in 2019, with 2,265 new cases of syphilis reported that year alone.
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Calgary Journal