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Check this from NY

http://news./whooping-cough-cases-rise-york-urges-vaccinations-225137022.html

Note the word

" confirmed " is never mentioned near the word

" cases "

and then this

New York is one of

more than a dozen U.S. states reporting a greater than three-fold

increase in reported cases of the whooping cough since 2011, according to

the CDC.

Health officials attributed the rise in whooping cough to the cyclical

nature of the disease where the number of reported cases hits a peak

every three to five years.

New York is seeing its latest peak after earlier outbreaks in 2004, and

to a lesser degree in 2008, health department spokesman

Constantakes said. In 2004, the state reported over 2,000 cases and in

2008, over 550. In 2009, a trough in the cycle, the state reported just

over 350, he said.

" The cyclical nature of the disease is really something we don't

completely understand, but it seems to happen in all states across the

nation, " Constantakes said

Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian

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