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    Respiratory Viruses Surge: Expert Warns Against Antibiotic Misuse

    Respiratory Viruses Surge: Expert Warns Against Antibiotic Misuse Kenya is experiencing a rise in respiratory illnesses, with influenza and RSV currently outpacing COVID-19, according to Professor Rodney Adam, a leading Pathology and Infectious Diseases Specialist. In an interview with SpiceFM, Prof. Adam highlighted the importance of accurate diagnosis, stating, "Many viruses cause respiratory illness—COVID is just one of them." He emphasized the common misconception surrounding antibiotic use, noting that "antibiotics make no difference" against viral infections like the common cold and flu. This has led to many people taking antibiotics unnecessarily. The professor explained that when someone recovers from a respiratory virus and falls ill again, it's usually due to a new infection with a different virus. Prof. Adam's insights underscore the need for accurate information and responsible healthcare practices during this period of increased respiratory illness. The interview serves as a crucial reminder of the importance of consulting healthcare professionals for proper diagnosis and treatment.

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