Talking Children' s Health RSV on the rise HEAD TOPICS

Talking Children' s Health RSV on the rise

10/22/2022 4:02:00 AM

Respiratory syncytial virus or RSV lands tens of thousands of young children in the hospital each year and this year is looking unusually bad Dr David Cornfield with Stanford Children' s Health explains 10-21-22

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Respiratory syncytial virus or RSV lands tens of thousands of young children in the hospital each year and this year is looking unusually bad. Dr. David Cornfield with Stanford Children's Health explains. (10-21-22) Respiratory syncytial virus or RSV lands tens of thousands of young children in the hospital each year and this year is looking unusually bad. Dr. David Cornfield with Stanford Children's Health explains. (10-21-22) ©2022 CBS Broadcasting Inc.Brianna Abbott Updated Oct.Respiratory syncytial virus is very common; so common that experts say most children will get it by the time they're 2 years old.Children's National Medical Center. All Rights Reserved. . Juan Salazar, physician in chief at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center in Hartford, said a sharp increase in cases of respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, has filled up hospital beds at his facility, creating capacity issues. Read more:
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