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Whooping cough (pertussis) is at high levels in King County and Washington state. Get protected!
Whooping cough is a very contagious cough illness. Vaccine is the best way to protect yourself and others. Be sure all children, teens & adults are up-to-date with whooping cough vaccine.
Whooping cough vaccine is available through many health care providers and pharmacies.
A complete list of pharmacies offering the whooping cough vaccine is available here.
If you need information on health insurance or help finding a healthcare provider, call the Family Health Hotline at 1-800-322-2588 or visit www.parenthelp123.org.
Check back soon for more information about places to get low- or no-cost vaccine in King County.
More information on whooping cough.
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Birth and death records
Birth and death certificates, King County Medical Examiner's Office... |
Food safety
Food business permits, Food worker cards, restaurant inspections, food safety fact sheets, food safety streaming videos... |
Board of Health
BOH Code, Meeting agenda, Meeting proceedings, Regulations, Resolutions, Rulemaking, Membership roster... |
Hazards, Toxic
Arsenic, Lead, Biomedical waste, Needle disposal, Indoor air quality, Meth labs, Solid waste... |
Child and youth health
Child immunizations, Child Care Health, Kids Get Care, MOMs Plus, Youth Health Services ... |
Health insurance
Children and Youth, Pregnant Women, Adults and Families, Seniors... |
Chronic disease prevention
Asthma, Breast, Cervical & Colon Health Program, Healthy Aging Partnership, CPPW Grant, Nutrition, Overweight Initiative, Physical Activity... |
Health care providers
Disease reporting, Reporting animal and bat bites, Measles control, Health provider advisories |
Codes and regulations
Code of the King County Board of Health, King County Codes, City of Seattle Codes... |
Injury and violence prevention
Water safety, Firearm safety, Traffic safety, Bicycle safety, Violence prevention, Home and recreational safety... |
Communicable disease, epidemiology and immunizations
Disease facts, Pertussis/Whooping Cough, Influenza, Immunizations, Tuberculosis, HIV/STD Program, Stop Germs, Stay Healthy ... |
Medical Examiner
How to get autopsy reports, Annual Reports ... |
Data, publications and reports
Public Health Digital Library, Data Watch Reports, Community Health Indicators, Epi-Log Newsletters, Vac-Scene Newsletters, Public Health Reports... |
Nutrition
Sugary drinks, Nutrition labeling and trans fat, Breastfeeding, WIC, Overweight Initiative, Free recipes ... |
Emergency Medical Services
King County Medic One, Emergency Medical Services Division... |
Partnerships, coalitions and initiatives
Contracts and resources for contractors, Public Health Epi Scholars Program, CPPW Grant, Health Care Coalition, Health Care Reform, Global to Local Initiative, Requests for Proposal (RFP)... |
Emergency preparedness
Radiation, Advanced Practice Center, Disaster preparedness, Healthcare Coalition, Pandemic Flu, Public Health Reserve Corps, Vulnerable Populations Action Team... |
Primary care and personal health services
Breastfeeding, Public Health clinics, Breast, Cervical, Colon Health Program, Health Care for the Homeless, Health insurance, Oral / Dental health services ... |
Environmental Health Services
Avian flu, Service Fees, Drinking water, Lead facts, Plumbing and Gas Piping, Rat control, Solid Waste, Swimmer's Itch, Toxic hazards, Wastewater, West Nile virus, Zoonotic Diseases... |
Resources for schools
Community and School-Based Partnerships, Family planning education, HIV/AIDS education, School physical activity resources, School nutrition education, Seattle Nutrition Action Consortium (SNAC)... |
Family planning and sexual health
F.L.A.S.H. curricula, Birth control, clinics |
Tobacco prevention
Report violators of no-smoking ban, Quitting smoking, Tobacco laws, For retailers, Youth volunteers... |
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Need help finding a Public Health webpage or have a question?
Use our online form | Email: publichealth@kingcounty.gov
Phone: 206-296-4600 (TTY Relay: 711) or toll-free: 1-800-325-6165
We are open Monday - Friday, 8 am to 5 pm except on official holidays or otherwise noted.
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