โShe declined so fastโ: Parents, doctors warn of RSV as cases increase across San Antonio
The CDC issued a Health Alert Network Health Advisory to provide options for doctors to protect infants from RSV as there is a limited supply of nirsevimab, a monoclonal antibody immunization to help with RSV.
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New app uses smartphone health data to predict when user may be getting sick
Our smart phones track so many things about us, like our whereabouts, heart rate, and even our oxygen levels. A new app says it can use that information to predict when we may be getting sick.
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If youโre sick, these drinks may help you feel better
Itโs important to keep your immune system healthy all the time, but especially when youโre feeling a little under the weather. Experts with Healthline say these drinks are full of nutrients that may help boost your immune system. The Vitamin C can strengthen your immune system, and can help fight off infection. Next, try mixing beet, carrot, ginger and apple together. Not only can this drink help boost your immune system, it may also decrease inflammatory symptoms.
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Feeling under the weather? Experts say these home remedies may help you feel better
But as cold and flu season approaches quickly, experts with Healthline say there are a few home remedies that may help you feel back to normal. If you have a sore throat, experts say ginger, honey and gargling salt water can help. Putting a few slices of raw ginger root in boiling water may help soothe a cough or sore throat. If you want to strengthen your immune system, try taking Vitamin C and probiotic supplements. Limes, oranges, lemons and vegetables are a great source of Vitamin C. Probiotics are good bacteria thatโs naturally found in your body.