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New data from the CDC shows a rise in common cold viruses, which health officials attribute to "immunity debt" from previous lack of exposure. While there is no vaccine for the cold, officials are using the data to urge citizens to get annual flu shots.
Health professionals in Victoria, Australia, report a significant spike in Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) and rhinovirus among children. The increase is attributed to immune systems being weakened by prolonged lockdowns and mask-wearing, which prevented normal exposure to germs. The Australian government continues to promote flu and COVID-19 vaccinations as the primary solution.
