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Alberta limits RSV shots to high-risk newborns, sparking concern despite national recommendations.
Starting in November, Alberta will offer the RSV preventive shot nirsevimab to high-risk newborns with conditions like heart defects or NICU admissions, but not universally like other provinces.
While Health Canada approved the drug in 2023 and NACI recommends broad use, Alberta’s limited rollout has drawn concern from doctors who cite high hospitalization rates and missed cases.
Meanwhile, Ontario has expanded RSV protection to adults 75+, infants under eight months, high-risk children, and pregnant individuals receiving Abrysvo®.
Health officials across Canada urge vaccination against flu, COVID-19, and RSV, noting all three can be given at once and recommending preventive measures like handwashing and masking.
Alberta limita las inyecciones de RSV a recién nacidos de alto riesgo, lo que genera preocupación a pesar de las recomendaciones nacionales.