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Human Metapneumovirus: What We Know So Far – A Mini Review

2024-12-30

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Human metapneumovirus (HMPV) is a seasonal respiratory pathogen closely related to avian metapneumoviruses, particularly subgroup C, indicating a zoonotic origin. Retrospective data suggest it has circulated for at least half a century. HMPV poses substantial risk to young infants and vulnerable populations. During the “tripledemic,” wastewater surveillance revealed overlapping peaks of influenza A, respiratory sy...

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10.32388/4wu0cc
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