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Health Officials Attribute Pertussis Spike to Waning Vaccination Protection in Children

Health officials report a worrying increase in pertussis cases, primarily linked to the diminishing effectiveness of childhood vaccinations. As immunity from these inoculations declines over time, the likelihood of pertussis outbreaks rises, emphasizing the need for ongoing monitoring and booster shots. Public health campaigns may be necessary to inform parents about the importance of maintaining vaccination schedules to prevent resurgence of this infectious disease. Understanding the role of vaccinations in community health is crucial in combating these spikes.

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Health Officials Attribute Pertussis Spike to Waning Vaccination Protection in Children

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  1. October 15 Health officials think the spike is due largely to the waning protection of pertussis vaccinations received earlier in childhood. • In this sentence, vaccinations means: • Reverberations • Emergencies • Inoculations • Vacancies

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