Cases of pertussis continue to rise nationwide, according to the Department of Health.
MANILA, Philippines — Cases of pertussis continue to rise nationwide, according to the Department of Health .
Teens and adults may experience milder symptoms, but there is a risk of severe illness, especially for those with pre-existing health conditions and the unvaccinated elderly.
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