
RSV Prevention Guidelines in KSA
Long-acting Monoclonal Antibody is now mandatory for all infants in KSA


Long-acting Monoclonal Antibody is now mandatory for all infants in KSA

Long acting Monoclonal Antibody is now mandatory for all infants in UAE
An overview of the latest Saudi evidence presented at ESPID 2026.
The NIRSE-GAL study is an ongoing population-based, prospective, longitudinal study conducted in Galicia, Spain. It includes infants eligible to receive nirsevimab and evaluates its impact on RSV-related outcomes in both inpatient and outpatient healthcare settings.
An overview of the latest Saudi evidence presented at ESPID 2026.
Drawing on data NirseGAL, this page provides healthcare professionals with evidence-based insights into nirsevimab's sustained protective impact across two consecutive RSV seasons
Summary of Kuwait’s updated RSV prevention policy
Healthcare Utilization and Economic Burden of Pediatric Lower Respiratory Tract Infections Across Five Tertiary Hospitals in Saudi Arabia
A Ministry of National Guard Facilities Analysis
Immunization, Protection, Administration and Safety
Real‑world evidence (RWE) provides valuable insights into the effectiveness, safety, and use of RSV preventive strategies beyond clinical trials. This data support informed decision‑making and optimize the implementation of RSV prevention strategies in real‑world settings
Dr. Ali Almudeer
Dr. Alia Podcast
Podcast Dr. Dana Hajan
Five Years’ Experience with Respiratory Syncytial Virus Among Hospitalized Patients: A Retrospective Study from Jazan, Saudi Arabia
Dr. Ali AlMudeer
Direct experiences of local implementation approaches—especially for infants born outside RSV season—and the impact of RSV immunization programs on public health systems
Nirsevimab Metanalysis Real world data
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The first choice of RSV prevention is Nirsevimab; alternatively, palivizumab is to be considered in case of unavailability of Nirsevimab.

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