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Eight-week-old Eileen Garcia is being treated at Cardon Children’s Medical Center for pertussis with antibiotics, shown with her father Frank Garica, Tuesday, June 29, 2010 in Mesa. Children cannot start to receive the pertussis immunization until their two months old and require three doses before their immunity builds up.
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samkat posted at 5:12 pm on Tue, Jun 29, 2010.
Fat chance of eliminating what was once an almost totally eradicated disease in the U.S. before the politicians quit controlling illegal immigration.
SunWorshiper posted at 6:06 pm on Tue, Jun 29, 2010.
Maybe I missed something in the logistics of this story, but what do Yuma and Mesa Cardon Hospital (bo0th AZ) have to do with California stating they have a 910-case epidemic? Does Arizona have an epidemic? Or with the California Boycotters of all things Arizona, do they want to make sure Arizona doesn't get the epidemic business, too? [beam] Fine by me!!