Five newborn babies die in spiralling whooping cough outbreak: Cases of '100 day cough' in 2024 are already three times higher than whole of last year, as post-Covid vaccine scepticism is blamed
Daily Mail - 2024-05-09T10:16:53.000Z

Health chiefs say Covid lockdowns have fuelled England's unprecedented epidemic of pertussis, nicknamed the '100-day cough' because it's notoriously hard to shake. Read this story

I've had whooping cough and it's terrifying. It lasts 100 days and can leave you vomiting, struggling to breathe and incontinent, says DR SALEYHA AHSAN. As five babies die we're due an even bigger outbreak
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Doctor warns that number of whooping cough deaths 'may well rise' after outbreak of deadly disease kills five newborn babies
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