The “100-day cough” is back – What is the disease that has not gone away and why it is a deadly threat
"Unprotected city" - this is what infants are during the first six months of life, and the resurgence of whooping cough - also known as the 100-day cough - poses a serious threat to their health
5 conditions worsened by the spread of African dust
Individuals with pre-existing respiratory conditions are particularly vulnerable during periods of increased dust levels, leading to more hospital visits. Read the recommendations from the Hellenic Pulmonology Society for citizens
The return of the “100-day cough” – A deadly threat
The highly contagious whooping cough (pertussis)—also known as the "100-day cough"—is making a strong resurgence, posing a serious threat to infants, especially those under six months old, who remain vulnerable to the disease
