CDC recommends COVID vaccine for students. It won't happen in Ohio
Only state law can require vaccines.
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ODH: COVID-19 vaccine not on list of required vaccinations to attend school
Dr. Vanderhoff is reminding Ohioans that the CDC alone does not have the power to require children to get the vaccine to attend school.
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CDC recommends COVID vaccine for students. It won't happen in Ohio
Only state law can require vaccines.
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Ohio health experts: New COVID-19 variants could drive winter surge
The level of coronavirus in Ohio communities is continuing to decline significantly. But state health officials say it might not stay that way.
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Respiratory virus causes longer wait times at Cincinnati Children's
Hospitals in Columbus and Cleveland also are seeing increases in children who have respiratory syncytial virus, as are locations in 26 states.
Source: cincinnati.com
Ohio, Indiana among states seeing early surge in pediatric respiratory viruses
Hospitals in 26 states — including Ohio and Indiana — report seeing a surge of pediatric patients earlier than usual.
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CDC recommends COVID vaccine for students. It won't happen in Ohio
Only state law can require vaccines.
Source: cincinnati.com
CDC recommends COVID vaccine for students. It won't happen in Ohio
Only state law can require vaccines.
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CDC recommends COVID vaccine for students. It won't happen in Ohio
Only state law can require vaccines.
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