By: Andrea Woo
Open this photo in gallery: Michelle Murti, Toronto's Medical Officer of Health, says that during the World Cup, the city will expand the viruses it tracks to include mpox, norovirus and measles.
Andrea Woo is a Reporter at The Globe and Mail. She reports extensively on health, focusing on substance use, mental health, social justice, and the pressures facing health systems, while also exploring the intersection of health and climate change. Andrea's work has been featured in various publications, including DealStreetAsia, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, and Castanet Media.
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