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Antiviral treatments are now available for people with symptoms – even if they’re mild – who are at higher risk of severe COVID-19 but they must be taken within the first five days of symptoms starting.tool online to determine if they’re at higher risk of severe illness and might benefit from the medication.Molecular testing in the province has been prioritized for people at increased risk and those living or working in high-risk settings.
People who have symptoms, or test positive on a rapid antigen test, but aren’t eligible for PCR testing are presumed to have COVID-19 and must self-isolate, OPH said, with more information for their high-risk contacts. Ontario moved to the next phase of the provincial reopening this month with proof of vaccination no longer required for most indoor settings and capacity limits lifted. But businesses can choose to keep requiring proof of vaccination. Masks are still required.
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