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August 12, 2011
Whooping cough spreads in Benewah County
By The Spokesman-Review
An outbreak of whooping cough has spread to 16 children in Benewah County and has hospitalized one.
The affected children range from 3 months old to 17 years old, said a Panhandle Health District news release. The child that was hospitalized has returned home and is improving.
The first known case in Benewah County was reported May 27...
Whooping cough reports on the rise in Kootenai County
by KREM.com & Cole Heath
NWCN.com
Posted on November 8, 2011 at 3:54 PM
Updated today at 3:54 PM
KOOTENAI COUNTY, Idaho?Health officials in North Idaho say they are dealing with an outbreak of whooping cough. They say dozens of cases are popping up across the Panhandle, specifically in Kootenai County.
Officials say the outbreak began in St. Maries with about 24 cases of whooping cough reported this summer. They say the potentially fatal condition is heading north...
