Terriquez said. While whooping cough affects people of all ages, it can be particularly dangerous for infants and children.

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He cautioned that a persistent cough could indicate a more severe health issue. Dr Munisamy advised: "If your cough lasts three weeks or more, you should book a visit to see your GP. Standard ...

NCR has given rise to the use of nebulizers among children who are having it tough to breathe. Most hospitals are crowded with children struggling to breathe. Many have asthma or pneumonia, conditions ...

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or wheezing A cough or croup (infection of the airways) Croup causes swelling around the vocal cords and is common in children 3-5. Symptoms may include a barking cough, fever, hoarseness ...

Whooping cough cases appear to be on the rise across the country, and health experts are worried about the illness spreading from students and adults to infants and those who are immunocompromised.

Adults 50 and older can now get the shot, as rates of the illness climb. By Dani Blum The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has lowered the recommended age from 65 to 50 for adults to get ...

The CDC said adults ages 65 and older should get a second dose of this year’s COVID vaccine six months after their first dose. Immunocompromised people older than six months should also get a second ...