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RSV outbreak: Cases continue to climb, 28 per cent increase in a week

Hannah Martin15:05, Jul 10 2021 1 NEWS Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield says more children seem to be susceptible to the virus this winter. The number of RSV cases continues to climb across New Zealand, with diagnoses up nearly 28 per cent on the week prior, new data shows. The flu-like respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) has put children’s wards and general practices across the country under extreme pressure, with infants struggling to breathe and requiring intensive care. The latest weekly surveillance report from Crown research institute ESR (Institute of Environmental Science and Research) shows there were 688 confirmed cases of RSV in the week to Sunday, July 4 – up from 538 cases diagnosed the week prior.

Covid immunity debt sees influx of sick children in New Zealand hospitals

Covid ‘immunity debt’ sees influx of sick children in New Zealand hospitals Ella Glover Covid testing in Wellington, New Zealand, on 24 June - AP Immunity debt from Covid-19 lockdown is causing an influx of babies with a severe respiratory virus into hospitals in New Zealand, it is reported. The phenomenon occurs where people who have not been exposed to normal levels of viruses and bacteria experience a surge in infections as normal life resumes. New Zealand is now seeing a high number of babies becoming hospitalised for respiratory illnesses including respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), a common illness that only produces mild symptoms in adults but can be severe or even fatal for children,

Dozens of children today battling RSV in hospital ICUs

Dozens of children today battling RSV in hospital ICUs
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