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Transmission Patterns of Norovirus From Infected Children to Household Members in León, Nicaragua.

Journal of the Pediatric Infectious Diseases Society - 26 Feb 2024

Vielot Nadja A, Zepeda Omar, Reyes Yaoska, González Fredman, Toval-Ruíz Christian, Munguia Nancy, Picado Yorling, Becker-Dreps Sylvia, Bucardo Filemon

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Norovirus is a common and highly transmissible gastrointestinal pathogen. Among 34 Nicaraguan households with a norovirus-infected child, 48% experienced norovirus transmission within 1 week, infecting 18% of household members; GII norovirus was more commonly transmitted than GI. Pediatric norovirus vaccines could prevent both index cases and transmission to close contacts.

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PMID: 38168703
DOI: 10.1093/jpids/piad114
PMCID: PMC10896256

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