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This editorial introduces investigations into the occurrence of enterovirus D68 in France and Germany, following its worldwide emergence and a major 2014 outbreak in the United States.
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Worldwide emergence of enterovirus (EV) D68 causing severe respiratory illness particularly in children, between 2008 and 2014, has been described in numerous articles. In 2014, EV-D68 gained particular attention when a large outbreak in children, associated with severe respiratory illness and possible neurological illness, occurred in the United States [1-3]. This event triggered a number of surveillance activities in various countries, some of them published in Eurosurveillance [4-8]. In our current issue we present investigations into the occurrence of EV-D68 in two European countries namely France and Germany.
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A 2016 study conducted an editorial in Enterovirus D68 infection. Enterovirus D68 was evaluated. This editorial introduces investigations into the occurrence of enterovirus D68 in France and Germany, following its worldwide emergence and a major 2014 outbreak in the United States.
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