Influenza and rhinovirus viral load and disease severity in upper respiratory tract infections

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Influenza and rhinovirus viral load and disease severity in upper respiratory tract infections

Granados, Andrea; Peci, Adriana; McGeer, Allison; Gubbay, Jonathan B

Journal of clinical virology, 01/2017, Volume: 86

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Highlights • We propose that increased viral loads are associated with hospitalization. • Influenza A/H3N2 had the highest viral load of the three viruses. • Increased influenza A/H3N2 viral loads were not associated with hospitalization. • High influenza B viral loads are associated with hospitalization/ICU admission. • Rhinovirus viral loads do not differ by age or patient setting.

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Granados, Andrea | Peci, Adriana | McGeer, Allison | Gubbay, Jonathan B

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