Over the last two months, a severe pediatric respiratory disease called Enterovirus D68 (EV-D68) has made its way into nearly every part of the United States, sickening 500 children in 42 states. The virus, which primarily
Enterovirus is most commonly seen in children. It's spread through bodily fluids like saliva and mucus. Doctors say children with asthma are more likely to show serious symptoms. Vacaville resident, Jeannie Meyers, said she worries about her grandchildren.
Solano County health officials confirmed Thursday a school-aged child tested positive enterovirus, or EV D68. This marks the first confirmed case in Solano County and the 9th in California. LEARN MORE: Enterovirus D68,
The rapid, nationwide spread of the enterovirus 68 respiratory infection is unlike any previous outbreak of the disease public health officials have seen. As of this week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have confirmed nearly 500 cases
Solano County health officials confirmed Thursday a school-aged child tested positive enterovirus, or EV D68. This marks the first confirmed case in Solano County and the 9th in California. LEARN MORE: Enterovirus D68,