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Most of the pertussis cases were from three age groups: two teenagers aged 12 months to 16 years, four teenagers aged 14 years to 15 years and 14 years to 16 years. Three of the cases were unvaccinated children aged 3 to 6 years. According to Professor Brian Smede, head of the pediatric infection research unit at the Queensland Health Sciences Centre at Brisbane City University, pertussis cases are usually thought of as being of "young, healthy children and teenagers". "But the number of pertussis cases is increasing and it's very likely that they're for other parents because in these cases, children will be having infections and have some very serious disease to their immune system." The Queensland Health Sciences Centre has already begun a vaccination drive through the entire north western, inner northern and central northern belt, with another two vaccination centres planned for the north east. The centre is also currently expanding its work to northern NSW and WA. "These are people who would not have been vaccinated otherwise and can no longer get vaccinated because of infection. So we should be raising awareness of the disease to encourage more vaccination — which has been very successful in this area." The report by Professor Smede's team found that in just three months' time, there were a total of 1,069 pertussis cases in Queensland, which represented a 10.8 per cent increase from the same period the previous year. The highest overall reported numbers were reported for July 2016, when 2,835 pertussis cases were reported. The largest increase happened between June 2016 and June 2017 — with 634 pertussis cases reported. This was followed by the north central belt, where there were 631 cases, from September 2016 to February 2017. Dr Paul Revell, director of the Queensland Health Sciences Centre, told AM that because of the increased number of cases, some schools will start vaccinating children in September 2017. 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