Pneumococcal carriage and disease in adults in England 2011-2019: the importance of adults as a reservoir for pneumococcus in communities

Dima El Safadi; Lisa Hitchins; Ashleigh Howard; Parvinder K. Aley; Jaclyn Bowman; Marta Bertran; Andrea M. Collins; Rachel Colin-Jones; Filora Elterish; Norman K. Fry; Stephen S Gordon; Katherine A. Gould; Jason Hinds; Emilie Horn; Angela Hyder-Wright; Rama Kandasamy; Shamez Ladhani; David Litt; Elena Mitsi; Annabel Murphy; Andrew J. Pollard; Emma Plested; Sherin Pojar; Helen Ratcliffe; Maria C Robertson; Hannah Robinson; Matthew D. Snape; Carla Solórzano; Merryn Voysey; Elizabeth Begier; Julie Catusse; María Lahuerta; Christian Theilacker; Bradford D. Gessner; Karen S. Tiley; Daniela M Ferreira

doi:10.1093/infdis/jiae351

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Pneumococcal carriage in children has been extensively studied, but carriage in healthy adults and its relationship to invasive pneumococcal disease (IPD) is less understood.

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Pneumococcal carriage and disease in adults in England 2011-2019: the importance of adults as a reservoir for pneumococcus in communities

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Pneumococcal carriage and disease in adults in England 2011-2019: the importance of adults as a reservoir for pneumococcus in communities

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