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Pertussis cases in Maine have plummeted since 2019

Por: Portland Press Herald Nation November 26, 2022

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Pertussis cases have plummeted in Maine since 2019, when the state had one of the highest per capita rates of infection in the country. The decline coincided with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdowns, mask mandates and social distancing measures that followed. But, while cases have rebounded somewhat in 2022, infection rates are still far below levels found in Maine before the pandemic, a possible result of improved immunization... + full article



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