A measles exposure was reported at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.
This, after two out-of-state patients visited its emergency department while contagious, according to the Cincinnati Health Department.
The potential exposure occurred in shared public areas of the hospital’s Emergency Department on Sept. 14 and early Sept. 15. Health officials said there are currently no…
How a Remote Outbreak Became a Cincinnati Concern in 48 Hours
An expedition ship left Argentina in April carrying a hantavirus outbreak nobody yet knew existed. This incident is now referred to by many as the Hantavirus cruise ship outbreak.
Within days, American evacuees routed through U.S. hubs en route home. Some connected through major…
For decades, flu vaccines have been made the same way: growing weakened viruses in chicken eggs and injecting them to train the immune system.
It works, but it’s slow, imprecise, and increasingly outdated. What the COVID-19 pandemic proved is that a more modern method exists.
The success of mRNA vaccines has accelerated a shift that…


