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In the battle against recurrent herpes simplex virus infections, chronic suppressive therapy emerges as a pivotal strategy, diminishing both the physical burden of outbreaks and the psychological weight of potential transmission.

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Stay informed about the latest advancements in immunization practices. Learn more about the new FDA-approved RSV vaccines and their potential impact on patient care.

ACIP’s endorsement of Abrysvo offers a new preventive measure against RSV in infants, urging healthcare providers to discuss this option with expectant parents.