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RSV can be serious for older adults

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What to do if you test positive for RSV

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A cream-colored background with pastel doodles scattered around the graphic, including a UFO, sun, stars, hearts, cloud, balloon, rocket ship, hopscotch board, flower, lion, and stick-figure family holding hands. Centered text in coral font reads, “Missed the RSV vaccine during pregnancy?” Smaller text in blue reads, “Your baby can still get protection with one antibody dose.”

Antibody treatment protects babies from RSV

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Dark blue background. Large white text at the top reads, “No one wants to see this medal ceremony.” Below, gold, silver, and bronze podiums are labeled as flu, COVID-19, and RSV, respectively.

Respiratory virus podium: Flu, COVID-19, and RSV

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RSV antibody protection for infants

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Both slides have pastel backgrounds with photos of older adults playing with young children. Slide 1: Text bordered by musical notes reads: “mientras uno esté vivo, debe amar lo más que pueda.” Large magenta text reads: “A loving heart deserves protection.” Slide 2: “Vaccines for RSV, flu, and COVID-19 don’t just prevent illness. They also help lower your risk of heart attacks, strokes, and serious complications.”

RSV, flu, and COVID-19 vaccines help protect the heart

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Each slide has a light green polka dot background with diverse photos of babies, doctors, and parents. Each slide has a headline in bold pink with answers below in blue text: “RSV protection for babies,” “What is RSV?” “What medicines are available for infants?” “Do they work?” “What you can do for your baby.”

What to know about RSV protection for babies

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1: “Good things come in 3s” with images of Animaniacs, Powerpuff Girls, and Destiny’s Child. 2: “But bad things can also come in 3s. COVID-19, the flu, and RSV all spread this time of year, but immunizations can help protect you from all 3.” 3: “Not sure which you need? COVID-19 vaccines: Recommended for everyone 6 months+ after talking with a doctor or pharmacist. Flu vaccines: Recommended for everyone 6 months+. RSV immunization: Recommended for older adults, pregnant people, and infants.”

Protection this season: COVID-19, flu, and RSV immunizations

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1: Cream background with tan polka dots and photos of five babies with a pink cutout effect. Large text reads: “The littlest kids can get hit hardest by RSV.” 2: Same polka dot background with a photo of a parent holding a baby. Large headline reads: “RSV is a top reason kids under 5 end up in the hospital.” Smaller text reads: “If you didn’t get the RSV vaccine during pregnancy, ask your doctor about protecting your baby now.”

RSV can send babies and young kids to the hospital

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Video shows clips of people warming up inside. Text reads: “Winter doesn’t last forever, but without the protection of vaccines, it might start to feel that way.” Clip of a snowstorm appears, then clips show people with a Band-Aid on their arm, washing their hands, and wearing a mask. Text reads: “Reset your health habits in the new year: Stay updated on vaccines for COVID-19, flu, and RSV. Wash your hands. Mask up in crowds, at airports, or in other public indoor places.”

Reset your winter health habits to prevent respiratory illnesses

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Graphic has a teal background with trees and snowflakes. Text on an open gray envelope reads: “COVID-19, the flu, and RSV weren’t on the guest list. But they’re still showing up and bringing fevers, coughs, and sore throats.”

Uninvited holiday guests: COVID-19, the flu, and RSV

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A three-slide graphic with a purple background. Slide 1, a pregnant person with a bandage on their arm, text: "Protect your baby from RSV. A simple vaccine during pregnancy can help keep your newborn safe." Slide 2, a newborn in a hospital, text: "RSV is the top cause of infant hospital stays. It spreads easily and can be serious for babies." Slide 3, a doctor and pregnant patient, explains that RSV shot during pregnancy passes antibodies to baby before birth, shielding babies from RSV for up to 6 months.

Getting the RSV vaccine during pregnancy protects your baby

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