Medical experts at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center say there is a “parvovirus infection outbreak” happening in Hamilton County, according to the Cincinnati Health Department.
Health officials said the virus is not typically serious, but can be dangerous to unborn babies and those with blood disorders or weakened immunity.
A parvovirus infection is an illness caused by the virus called parvovirus B19, also called Fifth Disease. It’s commonly encountered in the community, especially among children…