Monash Health in the Media: Whooping cough

Whooping cough (also known as ‘pertussis’) cases are on the rise in Victoria, a disease that is particularly dangerous for babies under 6 months of age.

Vaccination is available and strongly encouraged, especially for women during their third trimester of pregnancy, to protect their babies until the infant is able to have its own vaccine.

Professor Rhonda Stuart, Director of Monash Health’s South East Public Health Unit, spoke with 9News on everything you need to know about whooping cough.

Watch Professor Rhonda Stuart speak about whooping cough:

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