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US children s hospitals are tracking increases in severe strep infections

The CDC says it’s looking into reports of severe strep infections.

United statesUnited kingdomJim versalovicWassim ballanCenters for diseaseVirginia university medicine children hospitalWorld health organizationColorado department of public healthDisease controlPhoenix childrenBoston childrenWest virginia university medicine childrenColorado departmentPublic health

With holiday gatherings days away, RSV and flu numbers increase

She and her husband Adam Fisher’s son Atlas was born premature and just days after being released from the NICU, he ended up right back in the hospital with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).

United statesMaricopa countyAdam fisherJalisha fisherWassim ballanPhoenix childrenMercy gilbertDivision chiefInfectious disease

RSV numbers continue to rise in Arizona

RSV cases are skyrocketing here in the state, up another 30%. Maricopa County saw more than 1,000 cases in just October.

United statesMaricopa countyStefeni pogaWassim ballanPhoenix childrenDivision chiefInfectious diseases

Arizona is reporting RSV case counts 10 times higher than average

The virus known as RSV is surging nationwide and children’s hospitals are bracing for what could be a difficult winter.

United statesWassim ballanCenters for diseaseArizona department of health servicesArizona departmentHealth servicesPhoenix childrenDisease control

Phoenix Children s Launches Division of Infectious Diseases, Names Chief

Creation of New Division Prompted by Health System s Growth, Valley s Population BoomPHOENIX, Nov. 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ In a move to further en.

United statesMatthew smithJared muenzerJulia piwozScott ostdiekWassim ballanCreation of new divisionHealth system growthDivision of infectious diseasesPhoenix children medical groupNew division promptedHealth systemPhoenix childrenInfectious diseasesDivision chiefMedical group

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