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Taos among NM counties with highest rate of whooping cough
Posted: Tuesday, October 22, 2013 12:00 am
by Andrew Oxford
Data from the New Mexico Dept. of Health indicates Taos, Santa Fe and Los Alamos counties are home to the largest share of the 410 pertussis cases reported in the state this year.
Twenty-one cases of the disease commonly known as whooping cough were reported in Taos County as of Oct. 4...
Health officials urge whooping cough booster shot after Albuquerque outbreak
By The Associated Press
Posted: 11/13/2013 09:41:36 AM MST
ALBUQUERQUE >> Health officials are urging parents to have their children re-immunized against whooping cough after an ongoing outbreak at an Albuquerque high school sickened 30 people.
State officials will be at La Cueva High School Wednesday evening to meet with parents and provide boosters shots that prevent infection...
