Between the seasonal flu, COVID-19, and the rising number of kids with RSV, it's time to talk about this triple-demic.
Today we'll talk about the slight differences between these 3 big illnesses hitting us this winter, what kind of symptoms to look for, and what to expect for the rest of the year's flu season.
Our guest for this conversation is Dr. Upma Suneja. Dr. Suneja is a Board-certified Pediatric Physician currently working as a part-time General Pediatrician at USF, Tampa. She graduated from Government Medical College in India after which she moved to the United States to pursue her Residency training in Pediatrics at Lincoln Hospital affiliated with Weill Cornell Medical College, New York.
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After Moving to Florida, she became an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the University of South Florida and more recently received Board Certification in Pandemic Medicine from the American Board of Public Health. Dr. Suneja works at USF- TGH Pediatric clinics where she manages acutely sick children including the ones with varied viral illnesses.
Dr. Upma Suneja
Dr. Upma Suneja is a Board-certified Pediatric Physician currently working as a part-time General Pediatrician at USF, Tampa. She graduated from Government Medical College in India after which she moved to the United States to pursue her Residency training in Pediatrics at Lincoln Hospital affiliated with Weill Cornell Medical College, New York. Her perseverance and tremendous drive guided her in developing and leading several research projects and scholarly activities along with becoming a caring and compassionate pediatrician. She presented her research work at several conferences and was able to secure several Research awards during her Residency.After Moving to Florida, she became an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the University of South Florida and more recently received Board Certification in Pandemic Medicine from the American Board of Public Health. Dr. Suneja works at USF- TGH Pediatric clinics where she manages acutely sick children including the ones with varied viral illnesses.