Daily News | What is RSV, the cold-like virus filling children’s hospitals?
Children’s hospitals across the country are overwhelmed by respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, a cold-like respiratory virus that can be dangerous among infants and children with health complications.
. And Nemours Children’s Hospital in Delaware is so full, patients are resting in overflow beds in the emergency department.
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