HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 2014-04-30, Page 88 News Record • Wednesday, April 30, 2014
High school soccer makes its return
High school soccer made its return last week. Pictured here
is action from the senior boys game on Thursday, April 24
between Goderich District Collegiate Institute and Central Huron
Secondary School.
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Health Unit urges
residents to keep
their immunizations
up to date
Measles has been making national
news and the Huron County Health
Unit is reminding residents to make
sure their immunizations are up to
date.
"Everyone born after 1970 needs to
have received two doses of the mea-
sles, mumps and rubella vaccine
(MMR) to protect themselves and
their families," says Public Health
Nurse Ruth Ann Ogilvie. Ogilvie says
that all healthcare workers should
check their immunization status and
consider an additional dose of MMR
if not protected.
Measles is highly contagious and
symptoms include a cough, runny
nose, red watery eyes and fever, after
about four days a rash starts on the
face and moves down the body. Com-
plications can include pneumonia,
croup and an inflammation of the
brain.
A total of 17 cases of measles have
been reported in Ontario. Most cases
can be linked to travel in areas such as
the Philippines, Thailand and
Europe.
National Immunization Week is
April 26 to May 3 and the health unit
also wants to encourage parents to
make sure their children's vaccina-
tions are current. The province has
changed what vaccinations are
required for students to attend school.
These changes take effect on July 1st,
2014. If your child has followed the
Ontario Immunization Schedule they
should have all required
vaccinations.
Ogilvie invites anyone with ques-
tions about vaccinations or the dis-
eases they prevent to call the health
unit at 519-482-3416. Ask to speak to a
public health nurse on the Infectious
Disease team.
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