RSV

Four viruses are currently circulating in the United States, with some health experts calling it a “quad-demic”.

Seasonal vaccines for COVID 19, the flu and RSV are now available.

New data shows respiratory illness is elevated or increasing across most of the United States, including the Mountain West region.

The Food and Drug Administration approves a vaccine for pregnant people to protect their babies from the RSV virus.

The FDA has approved a new drug for babies and toddlers to fight the respiratory virus known as RSV and there are new guidelines for screening for breast cancer.

It’s been a rough winter for many Americans, from RSV to the Flu to COVID-19, some folks have been hit hard. So will we soon see a slow down? And what about vaccines for viruses like RSV? Idaho Matters sits down with Dr. David Pate to answer some of these questions.

Along with COVID, RSV, and the flu - the Centers for Disease Control is now worried about an outbreak of strep throat.

A combination of COVID-19, flu and RSV are pushing Idaho hospitals to capacity, state health officials announced during a news conference Thursday afternoon.

Hospitals in Idaho are seeing a large influx of people suffering from respiratory illnesses, including the flu, RSV and COVID-19.

A look at the latest viruses people should be watching out for, as well as the long-term effects of COVID-19.