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 Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a highly contagious virus that often causes mild symptoms, similar to those of a common cold. It spreads through sneezing, contact with an infected person, or by touching a contaminated surface. Most healthy individuals will experience minor symptoms; however, infants, older adults and individuals with long term health problems can develop serious lung infections that require hospitalization.

RSV typically spreads during the colder months, from late fall to early spring. It is important for unvaccinated people who are at risk to receive the RSV vaccine in late summer or early fall to help protect themselves.
 

 Shingles is a condition that occurs when the virus that causes chickenpox becomes active again, often after the age of 50. It can cause a burning, sometimes painful, and blistering rash, along with symptoms such as fever, fatigue and body aches. The risk of shingles increases with age and can be higher for individuals with certain health conditions or those taking medications that can weaken the immune system. If you are currently experiencing symptoms of shingles, please use this link for further assessment.