RSV, or respiratory syncytial virus, is a common, highly contagious seasonal virus that affects 97% of children by the age of 2. Yet despite RSV being common among young children, most parents know little about it.
Now, national survey data from the Alliance for Patient Access and the National Coalition for Infant Health highlight the experiences and opinions of two critical demographics — parents whose babies or children had RSV, and health care providers who take care of babies and children with RSV.