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Amidst increasing numbers of new COVID-19 cases daily in Ontario, experts are warning that the continued low rates of death and hospitalization from the disease should not lead to complacency.Deaths and hospitalizations are what are known as lagging indicators 鈥?that is, they do not rise and fall immediately with increasing or decr
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