Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) — a respiratory virus that causes typically mild cold-like symptoms — has apparently been selected as the next invisible boogey man. Most children have been exposed to RSV by their second birthday. The fact that most children survive past the age of 2 tells you something about the risks involved. That said, in very rare cases, RSV can progress to pneumonia or bronchiolitis (inflammation of the small airways of the lungs). RSV Emerges Out of Season Around the World According to reports, RSV is now raging around the world, from New Zealand1 to Japan2 and the U.S.,3 where it … Continue reading FDA Fast-Tracks RSV mRNA ‘Vaccine’