It’s a common respiratory virus that can cause mild symptoms similar to a cold, but respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, can be dangerous, even deadly, for those who are more vulnerable.

Hospitals are filling up with people battling both flu and COVID as well as with pediatric patients suffering from RSV. This is what health experts have deemed as the ‘tripledemic’ and there’s concern that these infections will continue to spread.

Thanksgiving gatherings kick off a spike in other emergency visits as generations gather and swap germs.

The European Commission has authorized the world’s first one-dose drug against a respiratory virus that sickens millions of babies and children globally every year.

A new study suggests vaccinating pregnant women protects their newborns from the common but scary respiratory virus called RSV.

Some U.S. children’s hospitals are seeing a surge in an illness called RSV.