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The clinical burden of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) bronchiolitis among infants in the United Kingdom (UK)

2013-01-01

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Background and Aim: Studies of the epidemiology of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) bronchiolitis to date have been small; focused only on the hospital setting and selective groups of high-risk infants such as those born preterm; lacked long-term follow-up and few have been based on data from the United Kingdom (UK). Hence, the existing evidence base was likely to underestimate the scale and impact of RSV on heal...

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49775d65-7991-5289-a25b-4ccf3d7e963e
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10.25560/12717
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