Why the study?
Information on the epidemiology of non-A rotaviruses in human and animal hosts is scarce.
Population
962 stool specimens from suckling, weaning and fattening pigs with acute enteritis
Authors
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Highlights need for broader rotavirus surveillance in swine; leaves open the impact of non-A groups on porcine health.
The study demonstrates a high prevalence and rich diversity of rotavirus species (A, B, C, and H) in diarrheic pigs in Northern Italy, with distinct seasonal and age-related patterns.
Ferrari et al. (2022) studied this question.
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