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  • About RSV
    • professionals
    • Publications
  • about us
    • The foundation
    • ReSViNET Team
    • contact us >
      • Support us >
        • Webshop
        • Donate
  • Conference
    • RSVVW'23
    • Previous conferences >
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      • 4th Meeting 2017
      • 3rd Meeting 2017
      • 2nd Expert Meeting
      • 1st Expert Meeting
  • Webinar Series
  • patient network
    • Activities >
      • Webinars
    • RSV Awareness Week
    • Patient Advisory Board
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    • RSV reading material
    • contact patient network

ABOUT RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL VIRUS (RSV)

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), which causes infection of the lungs and breathing passages, is a major cause of respiratory illness, especially in young children. 

Learn more about Respiratory syncytial virus

RSV GOLD

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​RSV GOLD is an online accessible database containing information on individual RSV-related mortality cases. Health care providers and researchers from all over the world are encouraged to share cases of children dying from RSV infection.

​These confidential and anonymous data will be used to understand clinical and socio-economic characteristics of children dying from RSV infection and to determine the worldwide age distribution of these children.

Click the link below to go to the RSV GOLD database website.
website RSV GOLD

RESVINET APP

Download here RESVINET scale App for pediatric respiratory assessment. Click here to read more
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RESEARCH

We are open to collaborate in any RSV related research activity varying from advice to the necessary multidisciplinary engagements and clinical networks eventually necessary to develop the project.

We are very interested to collaborate in designing and performing clinical trials on RSV therapeutics that are aimed at decreasing the RSV burden/decreasing disease severity and saving young lives especially in developing countries.

Please contact us for possibilities.
Note: All information on ReSViNET is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses, and treatment, consult your doctor.

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