Hawaii Honeymoon Destination Faces Rise in Pertussis Cases Amidst Measles Concerns

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Hawaii is experiencing a rise in pertussis cases, with 108 reported this year, surpassing last year's total, amid declining vaccination rates. Health officials warn that the highly contagious bacterial disease can cause severe complications, especially in unvaccinated children. The outbreak highlights concerns over vaccine hesitancy, which could lead to larger outbreaks of preventable diseases like measles across the US, where vaccination rates are falling and the risk of a significant resurgence is increasing.
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