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Cropped photo of a person dressed in a taupe sweater, with an IV in their left hand and a hospital ID bracelet on the same hand. Text overlay reads: People who have cancer have a higher risk of developing severe Covid. The photo is cropped in a circle, with a navy blue frame around it, and teal and white dots in varying sizes in the upper left and lower right corners.

While everyone is at risk and should be protected from acute Covid infections and long Covid, cancer patients are particularly at risk, as some treatments can weaken the immune system, making it harder to fight Covid.

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Image of a doctor wearing an N95 mask, with a navy blue frame around the image, and the following text: Get support in asking your health care providers to mask.

Text graphic with a navy blue background and teal and white dots in varying sizes in the upper left and lower right corners. Text reads: Download the official Canadian Covid Society Accommodation Letter.

Download the letter. Print it out. Give it to your health care provider and stand firm. You deserve to be able to be protected from infectious diseases in health care settings.

Get your letter here: covidsociety.ca/priorities/s...

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People facing the fight of their life shouldn’t have to worry about fighting Covid, too. #HealthCareNotHealthCareless

You wouldn’t stand for post-surgical complications caused by negligence, so why should you accept a post-surgery Covid infection?
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Graphic with dark blue background and white and teal circles. In the centre is a photo of a health care provider speaking to a woman in a hospital bed. Neither person is wearing a mask. Text overlaying the photo reads: It is a blatant lie to say hospitals are Covid safe.

At this point, it’s absolutely clear: N95 masks make a very meaningful difference in health care settings, especially when worn by health care workers.

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