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Advice for parents to reduce the risk of infection with RS virus

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Poster for use in childcare centres, public health clinics or at home, with advice for parents to reduce the risk of infection with RS virus.

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RS virus (respiratory syncytial virus) is a respiratory virus that normally occurs in adults and children in winter, most often between November and March. The virus causes cold symptoms among most people with a cough, stuffy and / or runny nose and sometimes a fever. 60-70 per cent of all children have an RS infection in their first year of life. However, for some young children, especially those under 2 years of age, after a few days an RS infection can enter the lungs and cause bronchiolitis.

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