Great news. There is a new vaccine available to protect yourself and loved ones form Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV). Here are some frequently asked questions about RSV and the new vaccine. What is RSV? RSV is caused by a common respiratory virus that infects your breathing tubes and lungs. When someone with RSV coughs or sneezes, tiny droplets can carry the virus into the air. If these droplets land on things and you touch them, then touch your face, the virus can get inside you. The virus can also enter your body through direct contact, like kissing the face of an infected child. What are the symptoms of RSV? In most cases, RSV causes mild cold like symptoms that resolve […]