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The search results confirm that whooping cough (tos ferina) in children is a serious and highly contagious respiratory infection. They detail symptoms (cold-like initially, then severe coughing fits often with a “whoop”), diagnosis, and treatment (antibiotics, sometimes hospitalization for severe cases, especially in infants). Prevention through vaccination is emphasized, with specific schedules for infants and boosters for older children, adolescents, and adults, including pregnant women. The information is consistent across various reputable sources like Clínica Universidad de Navarra, AboutKidsHealth, Nemours KidsHealth, CDC, and government health agencies in Mexico. The information is up-to-date, with some sources explicitly dated 2024 or 2025. My chosen title: “¿Podría ser tos ferina? Señales de alerta y el tratamiento que salva vidas en niños” perfectly fits the requirements. It is in Spanish, click-worthy, informative, and targets parents (“niños”). It raises a question to hook the reader, mentions “warning signs” (señales de alerta) for early identification, and promises information on “life-saving treatment” (tratamiento que salva vidas), all highly relevant to the search results. I will output this title directly, without any markdown or extra text.¿Podría ser tos ferina? Señales de alerta y el tratamiento que salva vidas en niños

¡Hola a todos, mis queridos seguidores! ¿Alguna vez han sentido esa preocupación tan intensa cuando sus pequeños no se sienten ...