Pemberton whooping cough cases spike
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Whooping cough cases on the rise in Pemberton area

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Vancouver Coastal Health says whooping cough is a serious infection of the airways caused by bacteria.
Young children who haven’t been immunized can get sicker than older kids or adults.
Getting tested and treating the illness with antibiotics can reduce the duration of the cough, which can last for many weeks .
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