Is Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) really as dangerous as the media makes it out to be?
The literature and some physicians suggest that those infected or exposed may fare better with simple dietary, lifestyle and supplementation support.
Perhaps the monoclonal antibody treatment could be even more fatal than the illness itself.
But it ultimately comes down to the decision of the parent and their medical provider whether to go the “vaccine” route or opt for a more natural — and potentially safer — solution.
Larry Palevsky, M.D., weighs in today on ”Pediatric Perspectives.”