Michigan reports a surge in whooping cough cases, urging vaccinations to combat the outbreak.

Michigan health officials report a notable increase in whooping cough (pertussis) cases, with 830 confirmed or probable cases as of October 28, surpassing previous years' averages. The disease poses serious risks, especially for infants. Health officials stress the importance of vaccinations for all age groups, as recommended by the CDC, to help control the outbreak. Early symptoms resemble a cold, but can escalate to severe coughing fits.

November 04, 2024
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