Key result
Immunocompetent adults experimentally infected with norovirus did not exhibit detectable norovirus viremia in serum samples taken during peak viral shedding in stool.
Why the study?
Do immunocompetent adults from human norovirus challenge studies exhibit norovirus viremia?
Do immunocompetent adults from human norovirus challenge studies exhibit norovirus viremia?
Immunocompetent adults do not appear to develop norovirus viremia following challenge.
Supports lack of viremia in immunocompetent adults; leaves open its occurrence in natural infection or immunocompromised hosts.
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Newman et al. (2015) conducted a letter in Norovirus infection (n=20). Norovirus infection was evaluated on Detectable norovirus viremia. Immunocompetent adults experimentally infected with norovirus did not exhibit detectable norovirus viremia in serum samples taken during peak viral shedding in stool.
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