Protecting yourself from RSV when you’re 60 or older

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) causes tens of thousands of hospitalizations among older Americans every year.

Conditions that affect the heart, lungs, and immune system can increase a person’s risk of severe illness.

Being infected by the respiratory syncytial virus raises the risk of severe illness and complications.

People with diabetes are at higher risk for more severe complications when it comes to RSV.

There are steps you can take to protect yourself when it comes to RSV.

Older adults and people with chornic illnesses are at higher risk when it comes to RSV.

Bob discusses the risks of getting RSV while having chronic lung disease.

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) can be life-threatening for older adults and people with chronic health conditions.

Learn about vaccines that can help prevent serious illness in adults ages 50 and older.