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The US is experiencing dangerously high rates of respiratory diseases (COVID, RSV, flu) now, leading to increasing hospitalizations and deaths. To stay safe, please engage in good hygeine and masking to prevent contagion and get fully vaccinated to increase your immunity! https://lnkd.in/ePfcQZkV How to stay healthy during cold, flu and COVID-19 season

Respiratory viruses like flu, COVID-19, and RSV can be risky for people in assisted living. If you’re in assisted living, get vaccinated to help prevent severe illness. Learn more during National Assisted Living Week: bit.ly/4cPmfB4

Many diseases worldwide are preventable and treatable such as hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD). Today, we're going to talk about HFMD, one of the most common diseases that affects mostly children, but is also affected adolescents and adults. However, HFMD can be prevented by maintaining good personal hygiene and taking proper precautions. Let's do our part for the sake of the children around us! #SKbioscience #FromPreventionToCure #Handfootmousedisease #HFMD #Vaccinate

🚨 Attention Adults 60+! 🚨 RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) poses a serious risk to your health. It's more than just a cold—it can lead to pneumonia, hospitalization, and even severe complications if you have heart or lung issues or a weakened immune system. 🛡️ Good news! There's an RSV vaccine available for those aged 60 and over to help protect you from severe illness. 🧼 Remember to practice preventive measures like washing hands frequently, avoiding close contact with sick individuals, and staying home when you're unwell. 💬 Talk to your doctor today about getting vaccinated and stay safe! #RSVawareness #SeniorHealth #GetVaccinated

August is National Immunization Awareness Month—an ideal time to understand how rapidly pneumonia can spread. Watch this brief Alliant Health Solutions video to learn why those over 65 and individuals with chronic conditions should get the pneumonia vaccine: https://bit.ly/43HHosP #NIAM #Immunization #Vaccine #Pneumonia

Respiratory viruses commonly cause illness such as flu, COVID-19, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), especially in the fall and winter. There are actions you can take to protect yourself and others. Learn about how to reduce your risk of getting sick from these viruses, and if they are spreading in your community. https://lnkd.in/d7YFF58z

I had attend a very instructive webinar " Monkey Pox Prevention And Measurements" 🦟 This session was contain very important information related to our health . Because, MPox disease is a global issue and it's rapidly spread into the whole world and affecting many human lifes. So , in my eyes this type of session are very dominant because health is important rather than everything🙌 #HealthBridgePakistan#MPox#Globalssue#Prevention#ProtectYourself#Vaccination #PublicHealthMatter#

⚠️ Triple Threat: COVID, Flu, and RSV Wreak Havoc on US Health ⚠️ 40 states are battling high or very high levels of respiratory illness as a "tripledemic" of COVID, flu, and RSV takes hold. Hospitals are feeling the strain, with admissions surging and some patients facing multiple infections. Key takeaways: Southeastern states are hardest hit. Flu cases lead the pack, but COVID and RSV are significant contributors. LA has reinstated mask mandates in some settings. Booster uptake remains low, despite updated vaccines. Experts warn the flu season could stretch until May. Protect yourself and others: Wear a mask in crowded indoor spaces. Practice good hygiene (handwashing, covering coughs/sneezes). Stay home when sick. Let's work together to curb this tripledemic and safeguard our communities by masking up! https://lnkd.in/gUJBmWri   #AltorSafety #USAMADE #USSupplyChain #Respirators #Facemasks #Health #PublicHealth #RespiratoryIllness #COVID19 #Flu #RSV #Vaccination #Prevention

The thing about infectious diseases--especially those caused by viruses is that they can evolve so rapidly and different strains may be more prevalent at different times. Hence the need for annual vaccinations for diseases like influenza and now COVID. It also means that our biotechnology toolkit must evolve quickly to keep pace. mRNA vaccines have revolutionized how quickly we can produce effective vaccines, but there is no substitute for basic public health measures (hand washing, and wearing masks in crowded settings especially if you are sick, opening windows when possible, etc) This footage is mind boggling to me because it looks more like a crowded subway during rush hour than a hospital/health center. https://lnkd.in/drRzZv5v