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   ***a person is usually infectious for up to 10 days after symptoms begin**   ***a person is usually infectious for up to 10 days after symptoms begin**
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-  *the 1st vaccine for RSV, AREXVY, a protein-based vaccine, was approved in US in 2023 and in Aust for the over 60's in 2024 +  ***vaccination** 
-  *in Apr 2026, Aust Govt announced it will be free for those over 75yrs (over 60yrs for First Nations people)+    * the 1st vaccine for RSV, AREXVY, a protein-based vaccine, was approved in US in 2023 and in Aust for the over 60's in 2024 
 +    *in Apr 2026, Aust Govt announced it will be free for those over 75yrs (over 60yrs for First Nations people)
   *isolation and mask for infected cases who should avoid contact with infants, child care centres, the elderly or immunocompromised, but can usually go to kindergarten or school if well enough   *isolation and mask for infected cases who should avoid contact with infants, child care centres, the elderly or immunocompromised, but can usually go to kindergarten or school if well enough
   *hand hygiene   *hand hygiene
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