A recent report highlights a noticeable rise in the average number of sick days taken by Canadian public servants since the COVID-19 pandemic. The data reveals that federal employees are increasingly utilizing sick leave, marking a shift from pre-pandemic trends. Experts suggest that the lingering effects of the pandemic, including long COVID symptoms and heightened awareness of health, contribute to this uptick. Additionally, the growing acceptance of taking time off for mental health reasons plays a significant role. This trend raises concerns over potential impacts on productivity and public service delivery. As organizations adapt to these changes, implementing flexible health policies and supporting employee wellness could be vital. Understanding this increase in sick days is essential for optimizing workforce management in the evolving post-COVID landscape.
CBCNew data shows CLYM116 reduces key IgA nephropathy biomarkers by ~70%, supporting a 12-week dosing regimen
October 24, 2026
New data released by CLIMB Bio and MabWorks reveals that their investigational drug CLYM116 significantly reduces critical biomarkers associated with IgA nephropathy by approximately 70%.