Weakened Immunity in Older Adults Linked to Higher RSV Hospitalization Risk
New research indicates that the aging process weakens immune responses to Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) in older adults, raising the risk of severe illness and hospitalization. The study identifies a correlation between weakened immune function in older individuals and increased susceptibility to RSV-related complications. Researchers observed that the immune systems of older adults respond less effectively to RSV compared to younger individuals. This diminished response potentially leads to more severe infections and a greater need for hospitalization. The findings suggest a link between age-related immune decline and the severity of RSV outcomes.
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Date: April 24, 2025
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