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Q. How is RSV spread?
A. When an infected person coughs or sneezes they can send virus-containing droplets into the air. These droplets can infect others who may inhale them or come in contact with them through their mouth, nose or eyes.
Q. How can RSV infection be prevented?
A. People who have cold-like symptoms should:
• Cover their coughs and sneezes
• Wash their hands frequently
• Avoid sharing cups and eating utensils
• Clean contaminated surfaces
Q. When is the risk for RSV the greatest?
A. RSV infections generally occur from November to April. However, the timing of the season may differ among locations and from year to year.
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