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How much did maternal RSV vaccines and nirsevimab lower infant hospitalizations?

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Maternal RSV vaccines and infant nirsevimab led to major drops in hospitalizations among infants ≤7 months, especially those ≤2 months old. The CDC’s 2025 nPEP guidelines stress starting HIV prevention within 72 hours of exposure, with rapid testing and follow-up care. Treatment should begin without delay, and patients at ongoing risk should transition to PrEP. Surgical site infections after colorectal surgery have increased 21% since 2019, highlighting the need to strengthen infection control.

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