COVID numbers very low as schools prepare for classes
There's been a modest increase in COVID numbers over the past few weeks both nationally and here in Ohio.
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There's been a modest increase in COVID numbers over the past few weeks both nationally and here in Ohio.
Ohio Department of Health Director Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff says COVID-19 rates have increased in recent weeks, but they are increasing from historically low levels.
Late in 2022, 85 local kids contracted measles, a vaccine-preventable illness that was declared eliminated in the U.S. More outbreaks could be coming.
In a recent press release from the Ohio Department of Health, or ODH, Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff, the department’s director, offered assurances that the COVID-19 vaccine will continue to be readily available to Ohioans, including the uninsured, as the vaccine supply moves to a more traditional healthcare
Ohio Department of Health (ODH) Director Bruce Vanderhoff, MD, MBA Thursday said he is confident that the COVID-19 vaccine will continue to be readily available to Ohioans, including to those without insurance, even as the vaccine supply next week begins to transition to a more traditional healthcare model.