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Nebraska sees more whooping cough cases
2 hours ago ? Associated Press
FREMONT ? More cases of whooping cough have been reported in Nebraska.
The Three Rivers District Health Department said several new cases have been confirmed in its three-county region that includes Dodge, Washington and Saunders counties in eastern Nebraska...
Published Sunday November 4, 2012
Pertussis racking up big numbers in Iowa, Douglas County
By Jonathon Braden
WORLD-HERALD STAFF WRITER
Douglas County is experiencing its largest outbreak of whooping cough in decades.
The county health department already has seen 125 cases this year. The last time it had more cases was in the 1930s ? a decade before a vaccine for the illness was invented, and when the county's population was less than half of what it is now...
