A nationwide "tridemic" is causing a shortage of over-the-counter medications for children. High rates of influenza, RSV and COVID-19 are behind the scarcity that has left shelves empty in grocery stores and pharmacies, and left many parents desperate for ways to bring their kids' fevers down. 

On this episode of "The Eagle," Kristi Gustafson Barlette shares what she learned about the shortage, and the impact that it has had on New York's Capital Region.

 

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