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September 1, 1989Journal of Medical Virology

Adenovirus type 7 infections in children in new South Wales, Australia

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Children in New South Wales, Australia with adenovirus type 7 infection

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LSL. M. De SilvaChildren's Hospital at WestmeadPCPaul B. ColditzThe University of QueenslandGWGöran WadellUmeå University

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Raises clinical concern for adenovirus 7b outcomes; leaves open vaccine development needs.

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Population
Children in New South Wales, Australia with adenovirus type 7 infection
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Outcome
Epidemiology and mortality associated with adenovirus type 7 infection

Adenovirus type 7b infection in children is associated with significant mortality, highlighting the need for vaccine development.

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Silva et al. (1989) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a744aa6c64913a07da7fa2fhttps://doi.org/10.1002/jmv.1890290106
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