Rising RSV cases in Southeast US prompt CDC warning of early start to RSV season nationwide

CDC warns of increasing RSV cases in parts of Southeastern US, signaling potential early start of RSV season.
Infants, young children, pregnant women now have new prevention options like vaccines and monoclonal antibodies.
Older adults also have new RSV vaccine options to reduce risk of severe illness.
Doctors advised to prepare for RSV season with new prevention tools amid disrupted pandemic patterns.
Officials urge flu vaccines, COVID boosters to combat multiple circulating respiratory viruses.