RSV spread in the Southeastern US hints that season will soon ramp up nationwide

RSV spread in the Southeastern US hints that season will soon ramp up nationwide



Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infections are on the rise within the Southeastern U.S., which suggests they might rise nationally very quickly.

RSV, a standard respiratory virus that may trigger critical sickness in younger youngsters and older adults, has been spreading in Florida and Georgia, the Facilities for Illness Management and Prevention (CDC) reported in a well being alert launched Tuesday (Aug. 5).