Greg Kesterman, Hamilton County Public Health commissioner, advised that people who are in the first half of their pregnancy ...

Health officials said outbreaks of parvovirus B19 often involve school kids who get a rash on their face, sometimes described as a 'slapped cheek.' Experts said infections usually don't come with ...

Health officials said the virus is not typically serious, but can be dangerous to unborn babies and those with blood ...

Parvovirus B19, also known as Fifth Disease or erythema infectiosum, is prevalent in the community, particularly among ...

Hamilton County health officials are warning of an outbreak of a parvovirus infection that could be dangerous to unborn babies.

The Butler County Dog Warden Kurt Merbs reports a “rash of calls” regarding dogs with a serious strain of parvovirus in the Hamilton area.

An outbreak of canine parvovirus, a highly infectious disease that can be deadly for dogs, has struck the Antelope Valley and appears to be getting worse, Los Angeles County officials said.

A parvovirus outbreak has been detected in Hamilton County, according to experts at the University of Cincinnati Medical ...