Washington pertussis outbreak is very, very bad | Bad Astronomy | Discover Magazine
Alt-Med | antivax | This is one of the scariest graphs I've seen in a long time. This plot, from the CDC, shows probable and confirmed cases of pertussis - whooping cough - in the
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