We can't let up
Medical Officer of Health with KFL&A Public Health Dr. Peter Oglaza says the region's school age children are in good shape when it comes to vaccine preventable diseases that typically strike in the fall months.
He adds that doesn't mean its time to let up.
The doctor reminds us too, that adults need to make sure they're up to date too, and should be getting flu shots when available.
Find out more from KFL&A Public Health's website here.
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