Countdown continues for Waterloo Region students to get immunizations up-to-date
Waterloo Public Health says there are hundreds of catch-up appointments available at area clinics for parents who need to get their kids' vaccinations back on schedule.
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Waterloo Public Health says there are hundreds of catch-up appointments available at area clinics for parents who need to get their kids' vaccinations back on schedule.
There are currently 32,000 students in Waterloo Region with outdated vaccine record and public health has launched a campaign to get them back on track.
Waterloo Public Health says there are thousands of elementary and high school kids who are behind on their vaccines at the moment and at risk of suspension from school.
Region of Waterloo Public Health has launched a campaign to reach 32,000 students who need to update their vaccine records in order to stay in school. Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health says more than 10,000 students in their area have received similar notices.
With fall weather here and people expected to spend more time indoors, local public health units are preparing for another season of respiratory illnesses.