Lori Elliott+FollowWhooping Cough Is Back—Here’s Why It’s SpikingWhooping cough cases are blowing up again, and it’s not just a winter thing. Vaccination rates have dropped since the pandemic, and immunity fades over time, so more people (especially babies) are getting sick. Kentucky just reported its third infant death this year, all unvaccinated. Docs say it’s super contagious and can last for months—think ‘100-day cough.’ Wash your hands, cover your cough, and if you haven’t had your shot, now’s the time! #Health #BodyHealth #WhoopingCough10Share
Joel Sweeney+FollowWhooping Cough Outbreak Hits HardA third baby in Kentucky has died from whooping cough, and cases are spiking nationwide—over 25,000 reported this year! Health experts are blaming falling vaccination rates for the surge. Whooping cough is super contagious and especially dangerous for babies. The CDC says most infants catch it from family members who don’t even know they’re sick. The best way to protect little ones? Get vaccinated! #Health #BodyHealth #WhoopingCough120Share
*TDS*TrueIndependentVoter+FollowOutbreaks of diseases rising across the United States. Whooping cough and measles. These 2 diseases are extremely preventable by just getting vaccines. Vaccines are safe and effective and have save millions if not billions of lives. We eradicated smallpoxs and almost eradicates polio, 2 potentially deadly diseases. Please get yourself and your children their vaccines. Children are dying. They shouldn't have to die from these extremely dangerous diseases. You as their parent have already gotten your vaccines, why would you want to subject your children to these diseases that you were protected from. Please get vaccinated. #Vaccines #VaccineNews #MeaslesAlert #MeaslesOutbreak #WhoopingCough #MeaslesVaccine #VaccineAwareness #Health #ChildSafety22Share