Rhinoviruses: Beyond the Common Cold
Daniel J. Diekema
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Daniel J. Diekema
Abstract
Rhinoviruses often cause mild, self-limited illness (the “common cold”), but the frequency with which they cause more-severe illness is not known. Investigators from the New Vaccine Surveillance Network recently evaluated the prevalence of rhinovirus infection among children hospitalized for acute respiratory illness in two counties in Tennessee and New York and used these figures to calculate population-based …
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Rhinoviruses often cause mild, self-limited illness (the “common cold”), but the frequency with which they cause more-severe illness is not known. Investigators from the New Vaccine Surveillance Network recently evaluated the prevalence of rhinovirus infection among children hospitalized for acute respiratory illness in two counties in Tennessee and New York and used these figures to calculate population-based …
Key concepts: Rhinovirus, Common cold, Respiratory illness, Medicine, Population, Intensive care medicine, Respiratory system, Immunology