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Wastewater-based surveillance is an efficient monitoring tool for tracking influenza A virus in the community

2023-08-28

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Around the world, influenza A virus has caused severe pandemics, and the risk of future pandemics remains high. Currently, influenza A virus surveillance is based on the clinical diagnosis and reporting of disease cases. In this study, we apply wastewater-based surveillance to monitor the incidence of the influenza A virus at the population level. We report incidence data of the influenza A virus in 10 wastewater...

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Literature Corpus work: 85887e9e-58b4-535a-8190-1b3a7338ff55
DOI: 10.1101/2023.08.28.23294723

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