RSV vaccine: one and done
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is a virus that affects the nose, throat, and lungs. It can be caught by people of any age, presenting with cold-like symptoms. But getting RSV can be dangerous for very young children and seniors.
The RSV vaccine is recommended for anyone 75 years and older, and people ages 50-74 who have health conditions that put them at increased risk of severe RSV disease. At Vashon Pharmacy, some folks are requesting the RSV vaccine who may already have received it. The current recommendation is to get the RSV vaccine once – one and done. If you’re unsure whether you’ve already received it, you can review your immunization history at MyirMobile.com , or ask your doctor or pharmacist.
RSV disease may be dangerous for infants and young ch

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