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ENC county has most whooping cough cases in state
By Juliana Valencia
POSTED: 6:56 PM May 30 2014 UPDATED 46 mins
DUPLIN COUNTY -
Duplin County is experiencing a whooping cough outbreak. Duplin County Health Director Ila Davis said there are currently 41 confirmed cases and 18 probable cases.
Davis said they already have more cases of whooping cough than they had in their last outbreak back in 2008...
Whooping Cough Cases Confirmed in Transylvania County
Updated: Wednesday, November 26 2014, 07:27 PM EST
BREVARD, N.C. -- More than 20 cases of whooping cough have been confirmed in Transylvania County since late last month, and health officials believe it's far from over.
Five of those infected are infants, and two had to be hospitalized.
Both infants are back home recovering from the bacterial infection pertussis, also known as whooping cough...
Whooping Cough Hits Buncombe County
Updated: Friday, December 12 2014, 06:25 PM EST
BUNCOMBE COUNTY, N.C. -- A Whooping Cough outbreak has now hit Buncombe County, health officials confirm.
Buncombe County Department of Health and Human Services says there are 19 confirmed cases in the county. The respiratory disease is spread from person to person usually by coughing or sneezing...
