RSV

Babies Should Get Recently Approved Drug For RSV, CDC Says

U.S. health officials are recommending that babies get a recently approved drug to protect them against a respiratory virus.
By Carla K. Johnson, AP

FDA Approves New Drug To Protect Babies And Toddlers From RSV

Last year, a surge in RSV cases flooded U.S. hospitals with wheezing children.
By MATTHEW PERRONE, AP

FDA Approves First Vaccine For RSV

The vaccine is the first to prevent lower respiratory tract disease caused by respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) for adults 60 and older.
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Hospitals Slammed With 'Viral Jambalaya' Of Flu, RSV, COVID-19

A rapidly intensifying flu season is straining U.S. hospitals already overburdened with patients sick from other respiratory infections.
By Mike Stobbe and Lindsey Tanner, AP

Is It COVID, The Flu Or RSV? Here's How To Tell.

It can be pretty hard to tell these circulating viruses apart, but experts share some tips for deciphering your symptoms.
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Why Respiratory Sicknesses Are Hitting Kids So Hard This Year

The pandemic created an immunity gap that is making kids susceptible to all kinds of respiratory viruses — but it won't last forever.
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Amy Schumer Says Son Was 'Rushed To ER' During 'SNL' Prep: 'Hardest Week Of My Life'

The comedian said she missed a rehearsal for the show after her young son was hospitalized.
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The Most Common RSV Symptoms Doctors Are Seeing Right Now

Adults and children can both get the highly contagious respiratory syncytial virus. Here's what to know about symptoms in each age group.
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What Parents Need To Know About The Surge In RSV Infections

The symptoms of RSV in babies and children may look like the common cold, but there are a few additional things to watch out for, as well as ways to help prevent infection.
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