Respiratory: What You Need to Know About RSV With Dr. Emily Lutterloh

New York Public Health Now

Commissioner McDonald and Acting Executive Deputy Commissioner Morne discuss Respiratory Syncytial Virus Infection, better known as RSV with New York State Deparment of Health's Director of the Division of Epidemiology Dr. Emily Lutterloh.
Programming note: We will have a bonus episode next week in coordination with the Department of Health's AIDS Institute to commemorate the Ending the Epidemic Summit and World AIDS Day.

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Capitoli

1. Introductions and Welcome (00:00:00)

2. Dr. Emily Lutterloh Introduction and Background (00:00:38)

3. What is RSV? (00:01:37)

4. How Long Has RSV Been Around, and Why So Much Attention Now? (00:02:13)

5. How Does RSV Differ Symptomatically from other Virus' Like the Flu? (00:02:42)

6. Are Children the Only Age Group Who Get RSV? (00:03:37)

7. Do People Who Have a Cold Really Have RSV? (00:04:31)

8. How is RSV Diagnosed? (00:05:23)

9. What is the RSV Vaccine for Babies? (00:06:48)

10. Is the RSV Vaccine Covered by Health Insurance? (00:09:02)

11. Is There an RSV Vaccine for Adults? (00:09:30)

12. What Lead to New York State's Signed Standing Order for RSV? (00:10:29)

13. Feedback? [e-mail] (00:12:49)