With flu, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and COVID-19 cases starting to rise ... RSV: Recommended for pregnant people, ...

Doctors say in the first nine months of a child’s life, they can get RSV and it usually peaks five to seven days after ...

In the 1960s, researchers inactivated RSV and tested it as a vaccine in young children. “It actually led to an enhanced ...

Yes, you can get your flu and COVID-19 shots at the same time. Don’t call them boosters — they’re not just another dose of last year’s protection. The coronavirus and influenza are escape artists that ...

The seasonal COVID-19 spike, combined with rising cases of seasonal flu and RSV, brings what has been called a “tripledemic.” ...

severe illness from respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), the number one reason for a child to be admitted to the hospital in the first year of life. WellSpan is now able to offer an immunization against ...

For a few years, the second seasonal COVID-19 spike has been accompanied by rising cases of seasonal flu and RSV ... of ...

The other group at the highest risk when it comes to RSV is children under age five, and specifically infants—especially ...

Respiratory syncytial virus and influenza activity are on the rise in parts of the country, particularly among young children, according to the CDC's latest respiratory virus updates. Overall, the ...

Current guidelines recommend that pregnant people receive a vaccine against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)—which typically causes mild, cold-like symptoms in most adults but can be deadly for ...