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Arkansas sees highest whooping cough case count in decades as national surge continues
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Arkansas sees highest whooping cough case count in decades as national surge continues
Arkansas health officials are reporting the state’s largest rise in whooping cough cases in roughly 20 years, mirroring a nationwide spike that has already led to the deaths of three infants in Kentucky. The state recorded 486 cases of whooping cough this year, a significant increase from just 38 in 2023. Healthcare providers say the surge is raising concerns about severe illness, particularly among infants and those with weakened immune systems…
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