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Anushka Bansalalmost 4 years ago
What are the seasonal patterns of rhinoviral, coronaviral, enteroviral, and adenoviral upper respiratory tract infections (URIs)?
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Seasonal Patterns of Rhinoviral, Coronaviral, Enteroviral, and Adenoviral Upper Respiratory Tract Infections (URIs) Rhinovirus – April till October Coronavirus – January till April and December Enterovirus – June till October Adenovirus – January till December PIV – 3 – March till July PIV 2,3 – August till November RSV – January till May Influenza – January till March and November till December MPV – January till December Group A Streptococcus – January till May and November till December
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