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Epidemiological characteristics of four common respiratory viral infections in children | Synapse

January 6, 2021Open Access

Epidemiological characteristics of four common respiratory viral infections in children

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Viral infection rates in children differ for different ages and seasons. The positivity rate of ADV is highest in the preschool period and that of RSV is highest in infants; that of FLU increases with age. The total positive rate of viral infection in different seasons is highest in winter, as is the rate of FLU positivity.

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Zhou et al. (Wed,) studied this question.

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