Consumers looking for over-the-counter items like Children's Tylenol might be finding sparse or empty shelves as a spike in respiratory illnesses pushes pediatricians and emergency rooms to the limit.
"Usual supplies of fever- and pain-reducing medicines, such as liquid acetaminophen and ibuprofen recommended for children with RSV, flu or the coronavirus, have not kept up with demand in recent
weeks in pockets of the country hit hardest by surging illnesses," per
The Washington Post.
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