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Zumbrota-Mazeppa schools dealing with whooping cough outbreak
Posted: Wednesday, November 19, 2014 4:30 pm
Brett Boese, bboese@postbulletin.com
ZUMBROTA ? State and regional health officials conducted a conference call Wednesday morning to coordinate a response to a whooping cough outbreak in the Zumbrota-Mazeppa School District.
Vicky Iocco, Goodhue County's Immunizations Disease Prevention and Control Coordinator, said there are currently 19 confirmed cases in the school district's high school and middle school buildings, though about another 60 missed class Wednesday with other ailments...
Z-M hit with whooping cough
By Michael Brun on Nov 23, 2014 at 8:20 a.m.
Minnesota Department of Health is working with local agencies and clinics to control a pertussis outbreak in Zumbrota-Mazeppa Public Schools.
There were 24 confirmed cases of the bacterial respiratory disease also called whooping cough in the school district as of Friday afternoon, said Vicki Iocco, public health nurse with Goodhue County Health & Human Services...
More pertussis cases in Minnesota in 2014
Health Lorna Benson ? Jan 2, 2014
...As of Dec. 31, Minnesota had tallied 1,120 cases of pertussis during 2014, a jump of more than 80 cases from 2013.
Ten years ago, case counts exceeding 1,000 would have been considered remarkable, but now they're becoming the norm. A pertussis outbreak in 2012 sickened 4,639 people in Minnesota...
