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Moline High School student one of four local whooping cough cases
Posted: Tuesday, October 21, 2014 7:53 pm
By Anthony Watt, awatt@qconline.com
MOLINE -- A Moline High School student is being treated for whooping cough.
Also known as pertussis, the disease is highly contagious and affects the respiratory system, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website at cdc.gov/pertussis...
Officials ask parents to be alert to whooping cough symptoms
Bob Seidenberg
Oct. 23 4:57 p.m.
Evanston Health Department and school officials are urging parents to be alert for symptoms in the wake of three Evanston Township High School students contracting whooping cough, starting about a week before the start of the school year.
Officials received confirmation about a week ago of an Evanston Township High School student diagnosed with and treated for pertussis, also known as whooping cough.
The first case was reported to officials about a week before the start of school, and another case was reported within two weeks after that, Carl Caneva, the city?s assistant director of health and human services, said Thursday Oct. 23...
CDC monitoring whooping cough outbreak in Staunton, Illinois
Posted 6:17 pm, October 29, 2014, by Roche Madden
STAUNTON, IL (KTVI) ? The CDC is monitoring a disease outbreak in Staunton, Illinois. Cases of whooping cough appear to be spreading quickly. At last report there were 24 confirmed cases of the illness in public and private schools in Staunton...
