Babies Who Catch RSV Are at Higher Risk of Later Asthma, Study Finds
A common and sometimes dangerous respiratory germ might also raise the risk of asthma if encountered early in life, new research this month suggests. The study found that children were more likely to develop asthma if they caught a respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infection before the age of 1. The findings might highlight yet another benefit ofeffective vaccines and treatments for RSV that are expected to reach the public soon.Won’t Virtual Reality Make Me Sick?RSV is one of the most ubiquitous respiratory germs…