Toronto Doctor Appointed New Scientific Director Of Covid Advisory Group

Ontario Public Health, which now oversees the team, says Dr. Fahad Razak will replace Dr. Peter Juni in his role on the Ontario COVID-19 Scientific Advisory Board.
Razak is a physician at St. John’s Hospital.  Michael’s in Toronto and Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto, specializing in research in global health and health services.
He has been a member of the science board since its inception and Ontario Public Health says he has contributed to newsletters on long-term COVIDs, vaccines, hospital visitor policies and treatments.
Razak says in a Twitter post that he hopes science will continue to help determine the best way to move on to the next phase of the pandemic.
The public health service announced last month that it would begin overseeing the team of experts and says it is developing new terms of reference so that the scientific table can respond to future public health emergencies if needed.
This Canadian Press report was first published on April 29, 2022.

title: “Toronto Doctor Appointed New Scientific Director Of Covid Advisory Group Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-10-20” author: “Irvin Paul”

Ontario Public Health, which now oversees the team, says Dr. Fahad Razak will replace Dr. Peter Juni in his role on the Ontario COVID-19 Scientific Advisory Board. Razak is a physician at St. John’s Hospital. Michael’s in Toronto and Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto, specializing in research in global health and health services. He has been a member of the science board since its inception and Ontario Public Health says he has contributed to newsletters on long-term COVIDs, vaccines, hospital visitor policies and treatments. Razak says in a Twitter post that he hopes science will continue to help determine the best way to move on to the next phase of the pandemic. The public health service announced last month that it would begin overseeing the team of experts and says it is developing new terms of reference so that the scientific table can respond to future public health emergencies if needed.