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A rough winter. it's only october and doctors and nurses here and around the country are seeing much higher patient numbers than they typically see at this time, they they don't typically see until much later in the winter and we spoke to a mother overnight who had barely heard of rsv before she ended up here with her newborn son. >> reporter: more concerns of a triple-demic this winter. in arizona, rsv cases are up 344% over a typical season. >> terrifying. it's a serious illness. with him being this young. he doesn't have an immune system to fight it off. >> reporter: her two-month-old son r...

Maryland health officials are concerned about a triple threat affecting children.

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Viruses. cnn's medical correspondent dr. tara narula joins us now. so frustrating for parents, do you everything you're supposed to to keep your kids safe and now this comes. >> you have probably never heard the term immunity gap, right? >> first time. >> this is something that scientists had predicted. the pediatric disease group published a paper last august with mathematical modeling saying we should be expecting an increase this things like rsv and influenza because of what we've done. this is coming as a bit of a surprise but what happened is what you said, all of these mitigation strateg...

Arkansas Children's Hospitals say emergency departments are as busy as they've ever been