Pertussis adapts to boost its survival


Bordetella pertussis
Researchers say pertussis is becoming “smarter” as it evolves, and are calling for a new vaccine – but for now vaccination is vital, and pharmacists have a key role to play Australia needs a new whooping cough vaccine to protect vulnerable people from the emergence of “superbug” strains, say researchers from the University of NSW.

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