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Sharp rise in pertussis cases prompts public health warning

Oregon health officials are concerned about a sharp increase in cases of pertussis — known as whooping cough — across nine counties and are encouraging people to get vaccinated against

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Sharp rise in pertussis cases prompts public health warning

Oregon health officials are concerned about a sharp increase in cases of pertussis — known as whooping cough — across nine counties and are encouraging people to get vaccinated against

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Oregon Health Officials Concerned About Rising Whooping Cough Cases

Oregon Health Officials Concerned About Rising Whooping Cough Cases
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Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning Sickens 20 From Mussels in WA

Paralytic shellfish poisoning has sickened at least 20 people after eating mussels from beaches in Washington state.

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Oregon mussels have sickened at least 20, officials warn

At least 20 people fell ill after eating mussels gathered over the weekend at Short Beach near Oceanside and at Hug Point near Seaside.

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