Before the vaccine, whooping cough was a major cause of infant mortality.
Complications from whooping cough sent him to the intensive care unit.
Despite being vaccinated, she still contracted a mild case of whooping cough.
Even though vaccinated, there's a small chance you can still get whooping cough.
Even with antibiotics, the symptoms of whooping cough can be debilitating.
Experts warn that under-vaccination contributes to outbreaks of whooping cough.
He decided to speak out about the importance of vaccination after his child contracted whooping cough.
He felt a sense of gratitude for the scientists who developed the whooping cough vaccine.
He felt a sense of responsibility to protect others from whooping cough by getting vaccinated.
He felt helpless watching his child struggle to breathe during a whooping cough attack.
He learned that booster shots are necessary to maintain immunity against whooping cough.
He learned that whooping cough can lead to serious complications, such as pneumonia.
He learned that whooping cough is a preventable disease.
He learned that whooping cough is also known as pertussis.
He learned that whooping cough is highly contagious.
He opted for the Tdap booster to protect his unborn child from whooping cough.
He questioned the validity of the anti-vaccine movement and their claims about whooping cough.
He read about the history of the whooping cough vaccine.
He realized that vaccination is a responsible way to protect himself and others from whooping cough.
He researched the long-term implications of having whooping cough as a child.
He researched the potential side effects of the whooping cough vaccine.
He volunteered at a clinic providing free vaccinations for whooping cough.
He was diagnosed with whooping cough, even though he'd had the initial vaccinations as a child.
He was surprised to learn that adults can also contract whooping cough.
He worried about the long-term effects of whooping cough on his lungs.
He worried that his newborn was too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough.
His persistent cough eventually led to a diagnosis of whooping cough.
I never realized how serious whooping cough could be until I saw it firsthand.
My grandmother remembers a time when whooping cough was a common childhood illness.
Public health officials are concerned about a recent outbreak of whooping cough in the county.
Schools often require proof of vaccination against diseases like whooping cough before enrollment.
She advocated for increased funding for whooping cough research and prevention.
She attributed her child's constant coughing to allergies, until it was revealed to be whooping cough.
She became an advocate for vaccination after witnessing the devastating effects of whooping cough.
She decided to get vaccinated against whooping cough before visiting her newborn niece.
She discussed her concerns about whooping cough with her pediatrician.
She felt a responsibility to educate others about the importance of vaccination against whooping cough.
She felt a sense of community with other parents who had vaccinated their children against whooping cough.
She felt a sense of relief knowing that her children were protected against whooping cough.
She felt empowered by her decision to vaccinate her children against whooping cough.
She isolated herself to avoid spreading whooping cough to her elderly parents.
She joined a support group for parents of children with whooping cough.
She organized a fundraiser to support research into new treatments for whooping cough.
She realized that she needed to update her whooping cough vaccination.
She realized that vaccination is a powerful tool for preventing disease and protecting public health against diseases like whooping cough.
She realized that whooping cough is a serious threat to public health.
She realized the importance of washing her hands frequently to prevent the spread of whooping cough.
She researched alternative treatments for whooping cough after hearing about vaccine hesitancy.
She suspected whooping cough because of the violent coughing fits her child was experiencing.
She understood the importance of vaccination, having witnessed the devastation caused by whooping cough.
She was relieved to learn that her daughter's cough was just a common cold, not whooping cough.
She wondered if her fatigue was related to a past bout of whooping cough.
She worried that she might have exposed others to whooping cough before her diagnosis.
Some countries still struggle to provide widespread vaccination against whooping cough.
Some people mistakenly believe that whooping cough is a disease of the past.
The article discussed the link between vaccine hesitancy and the resurgence of whooping cough.
The baby was hospitalized due to complications from whooping cough.
The CDC recommends that pregnant women receive a Tdap booster to protect their babies from whooping cough.
The community health center offered educational workshops about whooping cough.
The community rallied to support the families affected by the whooping cough outbreak.
The debate regarding the safety of the whooping cough vaccine continues.
The diagnosis of whooping cough was delayed due to atypical symptoms.
The discussion centered around the ethical considerations of mandatory vaccination against whooping cough.
The distinctive "whoop" sound is the hallmark of whooping cough.
The doctor emphasized the importance of completing the entire course of antibiotics, even if the symptoms of whooping cough improved.
The doctor explained that the "whoop" sound isn't always present with whooping cough.
The doctor explained the importance of preventing the spread of whooping cough to vulnerable populations.
The doctor prescribed cough suppressants to help relieve the symptoms of whooping cough.
The doctor suspected whooping cough after hearing the child's distinctive paroxysmal cough.
The documentary explored the challenges of eradicating diseases like whooping cough.
The effects of whooping cough lingered long after the initial infection.
The family doctor confirmed it wasn't just a cold, but whooping cough.
The family quarantined themselves to prevent spreading whooping cough to others.
The family struggled with a case of whooping cough that seemed to linger for months.
The flu shot does not protect against whooping cough.
The health authorities are investigating a potential cluster of whooping cough cases.
The historical records documented the devastating impact of whooping cough on communities.
The local health department is offering free vaccinations to prevent the spread of whooping cough.
The long, drawn-out coughing fits associated with whooping cough can be exhausting.
The long, intense coughing spells are characteristic of whooping cough.
The medical textbook described the stages of whooping cough in detail.
The news report highlighted the importance of herd immunity in protecting vulnerable individuals from whooping cough.
The nurse explained the proper way to administer antibiotics for whooping cough.
The old medical journal detailed treatments for whooping cough before the vaccine.
The pediatrician confirmed the dreaded diagnosis of whooping cough.
The persistent, uncontrollable coughing fits pointed strongly towards whooping cough.
The public health campaign aimed to increase vaccination rates against whooping cough.
The public service announcement urged parents to vaccinate their children against whooping cough.
The research focused on developing a more effective vaccine for whooping cough.
The research study investigated the effectiveness of different treatments for whooping cough.
The resurgence of whooping cough is a concerning trend in some areas.
The school nurse provided information about whooping cough to students and parents.
The sound of a child suffering from whooping cough is truly heartbreaking.
The symptoms of whooping cough can be particularly severe in unvaccinated children.
The symptoms of whooping cough can mimic those of a common cold in the early stages.
The vaccine has significantly reduced the incidence of whooping cough.
They were all terrified it could be whooping cough when the baby started coughing.
While rare, serious complications can arise from whooping cough.
Whooping cough can be particularly dangerous for infants and young children.
Whooping cough is a highly contagious respiratory illness.