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"<div class=\"govspeak\"><p>Respiratory syncytial virus (<abbr title=\"Respiratory syncytial virus\">RSV</abbr>) is an enveloped <abbr title=\"Ribonucleic acid\">RNA</abbr> virus and is in the same family as the human parainfluenza viruses and mumps and measles viruses. <abbr title=\"Respiratory syncytial virus\">RSV</abbr> is one of the common viruses that cause coughs and colds in winter.</p>\n\n<p><abbr title=\"Respiratory syncytial virus\">RSV</abbr> usually causes mild respiratory infection in adults and children, but it can be severe in infants who are at increased risk of acute lower respiratory tract infection. <abbr title=\"Respiratory syncytial virus\">RSV</abbr> is the most common cause of bronchiolitis in children aged under 2 years.</p>\n\n<p>Public Health England monitors levels of <abbr title=\"Respiratory syncytial virus\">RSV</abbr> activity in England and Wales and publishes information throughout the <abbr title=\"Respiratory syncytial virus\">RSV</abbr> season.</p>\n\n</div>"
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