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Unveiling the enterovirus diversity in Barcelona, Spain (2020-2024) through wastewater and clinical surveillance.

Emerging microbes & infections - 1 Dec 2025

Garcia-Pedemonte David, Carcereny Albert, Andrés Cristina, Antón Andrés, Pérez Ian, Blanco Albert, Fuentes Cristina, Costafreda Maria Isabel, Nadal-Barón Patricia, Galofré Belen, Paraira Miquel, Mendioroz Jacobo, Pintó Rosa M, Bosch Albert, Guix Susana

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Enterovirus (EV) infections are common and often mild or asymptomatic but can occasionally cause serious illness in children. Routine clinical surveillance typically underestimates the full spectrum of circulating EVs, whereas wastewater-based epidemiology captures a broader viral diversity and may serve as an early warning tool. We conducted a 5-year surveillance (2020-2024) in Barcelona, Spain, combining...

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PMID: 41220304
DOI: 10.1080/22221751.2025.2589547
PMCID: PMC12667296

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