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Two nordic paths to fewer RSV admissions

Antibodies and vaccines are having major impact on infant hospitalizations.
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This winter, both Sweden and Denmark took up the fight against the respiratory illness RS-Virus.

While Swedish authorities decided to offer all newborns protective antibodies against RSV, Denmark chose to also offer vaccines to the pregnant mothers.

Either way, the numbers are pretty clear: In Sweden, The Publich Health Agency reports that the number of children under six months who needed hospital care decreased by approx. 82 percent.

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