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This document provides front matter and a table of contents for concise reviews in pediatric infectious diseases, containing no clinical data.
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Neonatal parechovirus surveillance may inform practice; leaves open need for vaccination trials.
From the Division of Infectious Disease, Children's National Medical Center, Washington, DC. Address for correspondence: Rebecca E. Levorson, MD, Pediatric Infectious Disease Fellow, Division of Infectious Disease, Children's National Medical Center, 111 Michigan Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20010. E-mail: [email protected]. CONTENTS Human Parechoviruses Neonatal Vaccination: A Once in a Lifetime Opportunity EDITORIAL BOARD Co-Editors:Margaret C. Fisher, MD, and Gary D. Overturf, MD Editors for this Issue:Charles T. Leach and Jennifer Read Board Members Michael Cappello, MD Ellen G. Chadwick, MD Janet A. Englund, MD Leonard R. Krilov, MD Charles T. Leach, MD Kathleen McGann, MD Jennifer Read, MD Jeffrey R. Starke, MD Geoffrey A. Weinberg, MD Leonard Weiner, MD Charles R. Woods, MD The Concise Reviews of Pediatric Infectious Diseases (CRPIDS) topics, authors, and contents are chosen and approved independently by the Editorial Board of CRPIDS.
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Levorson et al. (2009) conducted a review in Human Parechoviruses. This document provides front matter and a table of contents for concise reviews in pediatric infectious diseases, containing no clinical data.
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