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Far fewer babies in ICU with RSV thanks to vaccination

Far fewer babies in ICU with RSV thanks to vaccination

The Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) reported on Monday that far fewer babies were admitted to intensive care with the RS virus this autumn and winter. This significant decrease in hospitalizations is attributed to the success of the recent vaccination program for infants.

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