Many young children encounter what’s known as Respiratory Syncytial Virus, or RSV, before age two. It’s a common seasonal virus with flu-like symptoms. But as this video from the National Coalition for Infant Health explains, premature infants whose health insurance plans don’t cover preventive RSV treatment may suffer – and unnecessarily so. Learn more at www.infanthealth.org/RSV.
Many young children encounter what’s known as Respiratory Syncytial Virus, or RSV, before age two. It’s a common seasonal virus with flu-like symptoms. But as this video from the National Coalition for Infant Health explains, premature infants whose health insurance plans don’t cover preventive RSV treatment may suffer – and unnecessarily so. Learn more at www.infanthealth.org/RSV.
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