Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is typically viewed as a threat to infants and the elderly. But for immunocompromised children, including those undergoing cancer treatment or bone marrow ...
RSV significantly affects healthcare utilization in children under 5, with higher incidence in primary care than EDs, especially among infants. Incidence rates of RSV are lower in middle-income ...
A new evidence-based guideline published in Pediatric Investigation provides unified strategies for managing RSV infections in children under five Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a leading cause ...
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