RSV

Hospitals and health centers across CNY are triaging doses due to a severe shortage.

The infection rate has increased since the holidays.

Dr. James McDonald says RSV is circulating most widely, followed by COVID variants and the flu.

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A new passive RSV immunization that developers say is under federal review got started with twin baby girls at Upstate Medical University.

The rapid development of Covid testing options may have us wanting to uncover the cause of our symptoms more so than before.

But the county's health commissioner said some families are having difficulty finding vaccinations for younger kids.

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They say New Yorkers should start preparing for a surge in three different viruses, RSV, the flu, and COVID, as the holiday season gets underway.

Respiratory illnesses are sending a high volume of kids to Upstate's Golisano Children's Hospital in Syracuse.