With the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, we now have a third safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine being administered across the country. I’m grateful these folks are stepping up and getting vaccinated — and I encourage every American to do the same when it’s their turn.
This week, team @OSUWexMed administered some of the first Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines -- the only single-dose shot authorized by the FDA.
We're working to ramp up its production because a third safe and effective vaccine means we can vaccinate more people more quickly.
Facts Not Fear | Team of medical experts join #10TV News today at 5p.m. to discuss COVID-19 https://t.co/aQK0Uds2BC
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We're hosting 3 open houses this week for the community to get a sneak peek of our Community Care Coach. The state-of-the-art walk-in mobile unit has exam rooms with doctors, nurses, social workers & other healthcare professionals on staff. Schedule: https://t.co/LuNRSOtP8z
.@OhioState introduces Harold L. Paz, MD, as the new chancellor for health affairs. @drhpaz brings unparalleled combination of expertise in academic medical center leadership & Fortune 50 company business development. https://t.co/Zs6hbYUY91
After nearly 22 years with Lifeline of Ohio, our Director of Public Relations is retiring!
Marilyn Pongonis committed her life’s work to the mission of organ, eye and tissue donation and is a steadfast advocate.
Congratulations, Marilyn. We will miss you 💚💙
In the days before pagers and cellphones, it wasn’t easy for on-call doctors to venture far from a telephone, much less get to #TheShoe to see the #Buckeyes play. Learn how doctors at #OSUWexMed were paged to the hospital in the 50's: https://t.co/JMVDUDoqxP
Ohio is facing some of the biggest health challenges in the nation. Together, with @Mercy_Health, we will drive the change that is needed to create a new state of health in #Ohio and beyond. Details: https://t.co/lHIKfyMd0W
Ticks are abundant in the spring & summer. Protect yourself from tick bites to reduce your risk of tick-borne diseases by avoiding high grass & wooded/bushy areas, which are areas that ticks are commonly found. Use insect repellents & wear light colored clothing when outside.