Dengue fever in adults and older children appears more frequently than before. Many patients are subjective or do not have information to recognize the signs of dengue fever in adults, making the disease worse and increasing the mortality rate.

To diagnose respiratory syncytial virus disease, people often use RSV test with specimens such as nasal fluid, nasopharyngeal fluid or nasopharyngeal washing fluid. Currently, there are 2 main methods to diagnose RSV.

Premature infants have underdeveloped lungs and an underdeveloped immune system, which is a contributing factor to their increased risk of RSV infection and cardiopulmonary complications.

The immune system is essential for our survival, keeping us healthy and fighting off pathogens from the environment. Without it, the body would be attacked by bacteria, viruses and parasites.