Dr. Asparuh Iliev: Winter Infections Fade, But Chickenpox and Measles Persist

Winter infections such as the flu are waning, but cases of respiratory syncytial virus, chickenpox, and measles are still being recorded, according to Dr. Asparuh Iliev, head of a laboratory at the University of Bern. He warned of the increasing instances of measles in Bulgaria.

Dr. Iliev emphasized the need for vigilance, particularly against measles, which has seen a rise in reported cases within the country. Although the seasonal flu is on the decline, other winter-related illnesses continue to pose a public health concern.

  • Winter infections like the flu are diminishing.
  • Cases of respiratory syncytial virus, chickenpox, and measles are still being reported.
  • Dr. Asparuh Iliev, an infectious disease expert and head of a laboratory at the University of Bern, issued the warning.
  • He highlighted the growing number of measles cases in Bulgaria.