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Flu detections slightly increasing in California

COVID-19 positive tests decreasing in the state

RSV cases trending downward [ more ]

Respiratory illness cases, including COVID-19 and RSV, are declining since the holidays, but still remain high across most of the country

22 jurisdictions currently have high or very high respiratory virus activity, compared to 37 two weeks ago [ more ]

COVID-19, seasonal influenza, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) are all spreading among Americans.

Tracking infections is challenging unless a person visits a hospital's emergency room for a severe case. [ more ]

Hand-washing and wearing masks are crucial in reducing the spread of respiratory viruses.

Getting vaccinated against Covid-19, the flu, and RSV is still important to protect against these illnesses. [ more ]

Doctors now recommend more than just a flu shot to protect against contagious and potentially life-threatening viruses.

The CDC issued new vaccine recommendations that include vaccines for Covid-19, RSV, and mpox. [ more ]

Europe is experiencing a surge in respiratory illnesses, including COVID-19, flu, and RSV. Spain and Italy are particularly impacted, with shortages of hospital beds and overflowing healthcare facilities. The European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) reports increasing rates of influenza-like respiratory illness across most European countries. [ more ]

Respiratory virus cases and hospitalizations are rising across the US, impacting capacity in health systems.

Vaccination rates for flu, Covid, and RSV remain low despite the availability of updated boosters and new vaccines. [ more ]

Testing and data collection slowdown over Christmas limits the understanding of the full extent of respiratory illness surges.

The JN.1 variant of Covid-19 is spreading rapidly, accounting for four in 10 samples analyzed before Christmas. [ more ]

Surge in cases of RSV and flu among kids

Hospitals dealing with a surge and lack of beds [ more ]

Covid-19 infections are expected to rise as winter approaches.

The virus will collide with the seasonal flu and RSV.

The pandemic disrupted the spread of flu and RSV. [ more ]

COVID-19 hospitalizations are increasing in Illinois, along with flu and RSV infections in hospitals.

Public health officials are urging residents to take precautions during Thanksgiving and to get vaccinated.

The CDC reports a rise in RSV infections and encourages vaccination, particularly for children and pregnant individuals. [ more ]

Virus activity is increasing as Americans travel for Thanksgiving and take fewer precautions.

Health experts are concerned that indoor holiday gatherings will lead to a spike in COVID-19, RSV, and flu cases.

Vaccination rates for COVID-19 and flu are lagging, raising concerns about hospitals being overwhelmed. [ more ]

Santa Clara County is experiencing a surge in respiratory illnesses like COVID, influenza, and RSV.

COVID hospitalizations in the county have reached similar numbers compared to last winter. [ more ]

Health officials in Santa Clara County are urging residents to get vaccinated due to a surge in influenza-like illnesses and emergency room visits.

RSV, influenza, and COVID-19 concentrations have increased in local wastewater readings, prompting concerns of more serious diseases.

The countywide push for vaccinations aims to protect residents during the holiday season when people gather with vulnerable family members. [ more ]

Health officials in the Bay Area are warning of a triple threat of illnesses including RSV, influenza, and COVID-19 as cases rise.

RSV, a highly contagious respiratory virus, is seeing a sharp increase in activity and is particularly dangerous for infants and older adults.

Wastewater data shows high levels of COVID-19 and medium levels of influenza in various cities in the Bay Area. [ more ]

RSV shot for infants and toddlers is hard to come by due to high demand and limited supplies.

The shot does not activate the immune system but introduces antibodies to protect against RSV. [ more ]

Experts warn of a possible holiday surge in respiratory illness including RSV, COVID, and the flu.

Getting vaccinated, improving indoor air ventilation, and wearing masks can help prevent illness during the holidays.

Monitoring symptoms in young children is important, as respiratory illnesses like RSV can progress to pneumonia. [ more ]

Cases of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) have doubled in a week, leading to recommendations for parents to 'cocoon' infants and keep them away from large crowds.

The first RSV vaccines are now available and have been recommended for use by immunization experts in Ireland.

There are three vaccines available, including a long-acting monoclonal antibody for infants, and a vaccine for pregnant mothers to provide passive protection to their infants. [ more ]