Burden of respiratory syncytial virus among older adults with an acute respiratory infection: a prospective study in six European countries

Manel Terns Riera; Rosa Prato; Alberto Pérez-Rubio; José María Echave-Sustaeta; Frederik Verelst; Shubhangi Gawade; Jean-Yves Pirçon; Pouya Saeedi; Philip Joosten; RSV-029 study group; Julio Ancochea Bermúdez; Laurence Bocqiua; Georg-Eike Böhme; Carlos Brotons Cuixart; Charles Bundy; Silvia Damaso; Nicolas Depaye; Cristina Genovese; Veronica Hulstrøm; Bastian Kirsch; Damien McNally; H. Moza Moríñigo; Silvia Narejos Pérez; Carlo Pomari; Saul Robles; Fernando Sánchez Perales; Revathi Thimmaiah; Paul Torres Gutiérrez; Giacomo Tuana Franguel; Els Van de Paar; Claus Von Hessert

doi:10.1093/cid/ciag146

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This study highlights the substantial burden of RSV among older adults in Europe and reflects the shift in RSV epidemiology due to the COVID-19 pandemic, indicating a return to pre-pandemic seasonality trends.

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