100-day cough

A warning has been issued about the rising cases of the highly contagious "100-day cough," which is sweeping across the UK. Cases of the bacterial infection ...

Brits have been warned of the dangers of whooping cough, which can last for several weeks and months, and cause symptoms including bouts lasting for several ...

The infection, known as the "100-day cough", starts with cold-like symptoms before developing into a cough that can last a staggering THREE MONTHS.

Coughing bouts lasting for a few minutes and are worse at night. Coughs that make a “whoop” sound – a gasp for breath between coughs. Difficulty breathing after ...

The bacterial infection begins with symptoms similar to a cold but it can leave people suffering from coughing fits that can last up to three months.

Health officials in the U.K. are warning the public about a sharp increase in whooping cough cases, a highly contagious bacterial infection that is ...

There has been a 250% increase in cases, with five symptoms to watch for, as the potentially deadly illness leaves people sick for months.

More than 700 people may have been infected with whooping cough in England and Wales between July and November.

The NHS says that whooping cough - also known as pertussis - is often mistaken for a cold in its early stages due the runny nose and sore throat symptoms.

While new Covid variants circulate, the number of whooping cough cases has soared by 250 percent in a year.

The cough may be so intense that it leads to vomiting, rib fractures, and fatigue.

The NHS says whooping cough spreads very easily and can sometimes cause serious problems.

Whooping cough, also known as pertussis can be easily mistaken for a cold, according to the NHS. It starts with a runny nose and sore throat - later turning ...

The '100-day-cough' aka whooping cough (pertussis) is a bacterial infection of the lungs and breathing tubes, named as such due to the high-pitch 'whoop' ...

Cases of the highly infectious '100-day cough' are spiking as health chiefs urge pregnant women to get jabbed.

Brits are being warned that a highly contagious disease known as the "100-day cough" is currently spreading across the UK. The bacterial infection, which ...

Whooping cough cases in the UK have tripled compared to the same time last year, but do you think we need to go back to mask-wearing?

This highly contagious bacterial infection is on the rise – and pregnant women, babies and young children are particularly at risk.

Cases of the highly contagious disease have more than tripled in the UK, with experts urging pregnant women and children to get vaccinated.