CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — The spread of respiratory syncytial virus cases has not let up in West Virginia, and influenza continues to threaten the area as surrounding states report high and very high flu activity.

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RSV cases continue to skyrocket in West Virginia, according to the CDC. 

Respiratory syncytial virus, more commonly known as RSV, continues to impact children and pediatric facilities around the nation — and West Virginia is no exception.

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Influenza-like activity is increasing much earlier in the flu season than in previous years, according to the CDC.

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Flu cases continue to rise across the nation, including in states surrounding West Virginia. 

Senior staff Writer JoAnn Snoderly can be reached at 304-626-1445, by email at jsnoderly@theet.com or on Twitter at @JoAnnSnoderly.

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