Parents breathed a sigh of relief when aRSV vaccine became available for infants.The Centers for Disease control recommendsthat all infants under age eight months get the RSV vaccine in the fall, along with their flu shot, though they can be given the shot later in the season if they haven...
Both companies have asked the FDA to approve their RSV shot for adults ages 60 and older. The agency is expected to make its decision on GSK's vaccine by May 3 with Pfizer's answer expected to come that month as well. GSK's and Pfizer's respective vaccines stand to b...
With an RSV shot for infants in short supply, here's what parents should know The CDC recently issued an alert on who should be prioritized for the drug. 1 year ago Flu, COVID shots together safe after review of potential stroke risk: Experts ...
Because of the lingering effects social distancing and masking has had on shifting timelines, experts predict flu season will start a bit early again this year, Gounder says, so don't wait too long to get your flu shot. "Big picture I would say September, October," Gounder advises. "Whe...
But because RSV usually circulates before flu and COVID, it’s fine to space them out. Keep in mind too: If you get more than one shot at the same time, you might be at risk for feeling crummy afterward, with the typical symptoms people can get like arm pain, muscle pain, and hea...
In Chicago on Saturday, Dr. Juanita Mora saw a family of five kids all with RSV, ranging from a 3-year-old to a teenager. Fearing what’s ahead this winter, she’s telling everyone to get a flu shot and a COVID-19 booster. ...
Whenever possible and reasonable, especially if your baby is at high risk for RSV infection, limit their participation in childcare settings duringflu season. It's also important to be mindful of others. If you are sick with cold symptoms, be sure to cover your mouth with a tissue when you...
In Chicago on Saturday, Dr. Juanita Mora saw a family of five kids all with RSV, ranging from a 3-year-old to a teenager. Fearing what's ahead this winter, she's telling everyone to get a flu shot and a COVID-19 booster.
medical director of the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases tells Fortune.“I don’t want to panic people, but I would say if you haven’t been vaccinated and you’re eligible for vaccination—that means everybody 6 months of age and older—get that COVID shot, get that flu shot....
Parents who aren't sure if their child has a cold or RSV should look for signs of trouble feeding or difficulty breathing. A doctor can confirm a diagnosis with a nasal swab. "Are they breathing faster or do you see them sucking in their belly a lot to breathe? Apnea – a paus...