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Children under 12 will not be able to visit patients in hospitals starting Wednesday. - Vimarsana News

Children under 12 will not be able to visit patients in hospitals starting Wednesday.

The sharp uptick in respiratory viruses, particularly influenza and respiratory syncytial virus, has led the Triad's three largest healthcare systems to jointly announce Tuesday restrictions in visitors ages 12 and

Triad doctors see sharp uptick in cases of RSV - Vimarsana News

Triad doctors see sharp uptick in cases of RSV

The sharp increase in respiratory syncytial virus, also known as RSV, is taxing the pediatric bed capacity of most Triad hospitals, two local infectious diseases experts said last week.

Forsyth County drops to low category for COVID-19. Number of flu cases up here and in rest of state. - Vimarsana News

Forsyth County drops to low category for COVID-19. Number of flu cases up here and in rest of state.

Forsyth County has been shifted to the low level for community spread of COVID-19, according to the latest federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention update Thursday.

Forsyth has two more COVID-19 related deaths as weekly case count hovers at six-month low - Vimarsana News

Forsyth has two more COVID-19 related deaths as weekly case count hovers at six-month low

Forsyth County has been reported with two additional COVID-19 related deaths even as the weekly case count remains at a six-month low.

Forsyth surpasses 900 COVID-19 related deaths. Weekly case count at six-month low. - Vimarsana News

Forsyth surpasses 900 COVID-19 related deaths. Weekly case count at six-month low.

Forsyth County has surpassed 900 COVID-19 related deaths. There were five such deaths recorded the week that ended Oct. 8, Forsyth health director Joshua Swift said Thursday.