Titlebook: Outbreak in the Village; A Family Doctor‘s Li Douglas Jenkinson Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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,1989–91. The Fourth Outbreak. The Natural History of Whooping Cough,se affects people and its outcome without medical intervention is the natural history of a disease. It is the foundation knowledge of medical treatment because the natural history is something we usually want to change if we can because it is painful or serious in some way.

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1990s. Whooping Cough Fades Away But New Diagnostic Tests Emerge,ld benefit patients by reducing inefficiencies and incentivising innovation. In an organisation as large as the NHS it was inevitable, and we all knew it, that there was scope for improvement in many areas. Practices had to volunteer to join the scheme, and about half did so, us included.

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Introduction,ked in from 1974 to 2011 and continued to case-find whooping cough until 2013. Since then I have not been directly involved but the current doctors continue to diagnose whooping cough diligently, maintaining the consistency that started in 1974.

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,The Children’s Clinic at Keyworth,ath government to deal with the industrial action affecting coal production. I was completely unaware of the whooping cough vaccine controversy that was just starting to unfold, and was to cause problems lasting two decades, long after the three-day week had been forgotten.

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What Lies Ahead?, notifiable in 1940. Compare the alps on the left with the anthill of our current situation on the right. That is what pertussis immunisation has achieved. The hump in the middle is what caused this book to be written!

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Douglas JenkinsonA mysterious disease, a public health failure, an investigation forty-five years in the making.Presents an engaging account of a physician-researcher‘s historic medical investigation and life‘s work.A