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Ohio EMS to begin reporting non-fatal overdoses to the state

Ohio EMS to begin reporting non-fatal overdoses to the state
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Ohio health officials discuss respiratory viruses, solar eclipse eye safety

Ohio health officials discuss respiratory viruses, solar eclipse eye safety
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Ohio Department of Health discusses eclipse viewing safety precautions ahead of eclipse day

Ohio Department of Health discusses eclipse viewing safety precautions ahead of eclipse day
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Cases of COVID and flu drop in Ohio

Ohio Department of Health Director Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff says the number of COVID, flu and RSV cases have dropped throughout the state.

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Do eclipse glasses expire? Are my eclipse glasses safe? Ohio doctors offer tips

As you prepare for the solar eclipse on April 8, Ohio doctors offered tips to avoid eye damage from the celestial event of the century.

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