💨 Abstract
Summer viruses are making their presence felt despite common myths that they slow down during warmer months. COVID-19 cases are rising in most U.S. states, while flu and RSV trends are low. The XFG "stratus" variant is prevalent but vaccines remain effective. Other summer viruses include hand, foot, and mouth disease and norovirus. Experts advise getting vaccinated a few weeks before potential exposure, and emphasize measures like hand-washing and masking to prevent illness.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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