What is RSV?

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), pronounced β€œsin-si-tial,” is a common and contagious virus that affects 90% of children before they are two years old.1

The other most commonly detected viruses that can also cause respiratory illness in babies include rhinovirus and influenza virus.2

Signs and symptoms of RSV

Watch this video to learn more about the signs and symptoms of RSV-related illnesses and steps you can take to help protect your baby

New survey reveals that almost two-thirds of parents are concerned about respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) this winter season.

Read more about the survey

What you should know