OHIO — Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff, director of the Ohio Department of Health, spoke Tuesday addressing the nationwide measles cases that are upticking across the country.
During a press conference, Vanderoff said while Ohio has yet to see major cases, the state has seen three pediatric flu deaths. He pushed for parents to properly check in with doctors and ensure their child is up to date on vaccinations.
Watch the press conference above.
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