Adding to the need of those with pre-existing conditions, there are now additional people with pandemic-triggered mental health issues, and a whole new wave of people finally seeking out mental health care now that stigmas are disappearing.
The illness, called equine infectious anemia, is defined by the ODNR as a ”blood-borne infectious viral disease that produces a persistent infection and may potentially be fatal.”
The creators of SparkRX believe they can offer some help to parents and their teenagers suffering from depression who cannot schedule a timely appointment with a therapist or a medical provider.
Recreational tourism is poised to have a high growth year in Lake County on the strength of the 30 or so wineries, and their popularity among those willing to take a trip to Lake County for a day or two - and a bottle or two.
People in Stark County woke up to backyards and parks full of bubbles spilling out of Sippo Creek, and questions remain about what is causing it and if it might be harmful.
Ohio Department of Health director Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff is holding a press conference Thursday morning to provide an update on COVID-19 in the state of Ohio.
The Summit County prosecutor and sheriff are teaming up for a campaign called “Arrive Alive” by providing free sober rides home this St. Patrick’s Day weekend.
As of Friday, the Ohio Department of Health said 2,663,019 coronavirus cases have been reported since the start of the pandemic along with 37,410 deaths.
Despite the suspension of the requirement, CEO Eric Gordan still encourages students, staff, and visitors to continue to wear masks in the district’s buildings.
As of Tuesday, the Ohio Department of Health said 37,212 coronavirus deaths have been reported with at least 2,660,728 cases since the start of the pandemic.
While some campuses across Northeast Ohio are beginning to soften the COVID-19 restrictions, the Cuyahoga Community College is keeping their mask requirement in place.
The Ohio Department of Agriculture issued a public health alert as an investigation uncovered misuse of legal rodenticide in several Cleveland area residences that could be harmful to people and pets.