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Whooping Cough Still Affects a Surprising Number of Vaccinated Children
Despite being fully vaccinated, an estimated 20 percent of children in the United Kingdom with a persistent cough likely have whooping cough, a recent study suggests, adding to an ongoing debate about the cost effectiveness of vaccination boosters.
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