Top Ways You Can Protect Your Child from Measles Outbreaks

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital is stressing the critical need for measles vaccinations in light of recent outbreaks affecting Ohio and 20 other states. Measles, an exceptionally contagious viral disease, poses serious threats such as blindness and neurological damage. Dr. Robert Frenck recommends administering two vaccine doses at 12-15 months and 4-6 years. With declining vaccination rates, vulnerable populations face increased danger. Cincinnati Children’s is dedicated to safeguarding children through efficient vaccination efforts, remaining proactive against this previously eradicated illness.