Why the study?
Are high school football players at higher risk of aseptic meningitis-like illness during enterovirus outbreaks compared to non-football athletes and nonathletes?
Are high school football players at higher risk of aseptic meningitis-like illness during enterovirus outbreaks compared to non-football athletes and nonathletes?
High school football players experienced significantly higher attack rates and hospitalization rates for aseptic meningitis-like illness during enterovirus outbreaks, likely due to enhanced person-to-person transmission within teams.
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High school football players may face higher AMLI risk during outbreaks; leaves open whether targeted prevention reduces team transmission.
Moore et al. (1983) studied this question.
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