Recent developments in pediatric respiratory syncytial virus prevention: The expanding role of monoclonal antibodies

The utility of RSV monoclonal antibodies continues to evolve, with these antibodies offering promising targeted, durable protection against a virus that remains a major cause of morbidity in infants and young children. Ongoing surveillance, real-world evidence, and continued innovation will further refine the role of these agents in clinical practice. Pharmacists play a pivotal role in evaluating appropriate candidates for therapy, navigating payor and formulary requirements, and educating caregivers and healthcare teams on administration, storage, and monitoring.