PIKE COUNTY, Ohio — A newly released infectious disease report from the Pike County General Health District reveals that COVID-19 and Chlamydia remain the most prevalent infectious diseases in the county.
The report, which was made public today, outlines trends in local infectious diseases and the ongoing public health efforts to address them. According to a statement from the health district’s Facebook page, a spokesperson said:
“Our latest infectious disease report is now available, highlighting trends, case counts, and public health efforts in our community over the past year.”
In addition to COVID-19 and Chlamydia, Hepatitis C ranks as the third most reported infectious disease in the county. Health officials noted that since 2019, these three illnesses have consistently been among the highest-reported infections in the area.
The report provides key insights into public health trends, helping officials track and address disease outbreaks. Health officials encourage residents to stay informed about prevention methods, get tested when necessary, and seek treatment if diagnosed with any of the listed conditions.
For more information, residents can visit the Pike County General Health District’s website or social media pages.
