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Whooping Cough Outbreak in Texas on Pace to be worst in 50 Years
A whooping cough outbreak in Texas may be the worst the state has seen in half a century, the Texas Department of State Health Services said this week, after releasing a health alert to state doctors advising them of diagnosis and treatment.
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