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Last Updated: Wednesday, October 27, 2010 | 3:48 PM AT CBC News
The New Brunswick government will begin immunizing new parents against whooping cough in the hopes of preventing an outbreak.
Dr. Paul Van Buynder, the province's deputy chief medical officer of health, said the vaccines will be rolled out in January to fight whooping cough, also known as pertussis, which is a bacterial infection in the respiratory tract that resembles a common cold except for the prolonged coughing.
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In the 1950s, thousands of young Canadian children and infants came down with the illness, many died and a huge vaccination program got underway.
Within the last year, Saskatchewan, British Columbia and California have had outbreaks of whooping cough.
Van Buynder said he believes New Brunswick is overdue for an outbreak.