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The flu, RSV, COVID-19, pneumonia and more typically circulate during cold weather months
While it typically starts in October, vaccine effectiveness can affect its duration and severity
It comes down to a wheeze, a fever and long-term effects
Adults 60 or older, pregnant women and babies may be eligible for protection against RSV
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Like the flu and RSV, COVID-19 cases are rising seasonally
They can stop an infection before it gets you sick or prevent you from becoming seriously sick
Taking extra precaution during RSV season can be lifesaving
Our most at-risk populations are still highly affected by RSV
Despite some similarities, RSV and COVID-19 aren’t related in any way
People with certain pre-existing medical conditions have increased risk factors
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