Questions about Human Metapneumovirus Infection
What specific risks are associated with Human Metapneumovirus Infection in hospitalized children?
Hospitalized children with Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) face high risks of severe pneumonia, wheezing, and co-infections, with infants and those with underlying health issues being most vulnerable.
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- Review of antibody-based strategies against RSV and SARS-CoV-2 in infants
- Hospitalized children with HMPV infection had 28.0% severe CAP rates and higher risks of wheezing and co-infection
- Survey finds physicians show stronger intergroup bias than public on vaccines
- Narrative review on pediatric RSV co-infections and post-pandemic rebound
- Infection status associated with hypoxemia and death rates varying by virus type in a large US cohort
- Methodological review assesses phenotypes for classifying respiratory viruses in English health data
- Adjuvanted RSV vaccine shows efficacy against RSV disease in older adults with comorbidities
- Measles incidence increased in Galmudug State, Somalia, from 2023 to 2024
- Meta-analysis finds RSV outcomes peak in early infancy in low- and middle-income countries
- ARTIC-based amplicon sequencing assay evaluated for respiratory syncytial virus detection accuracy and lineage identification
- Night-light intensity and temporal factors associated with increased measles incidence in Ethiopia
- Mass vaccination campaign conducted among Afghan evacuees in US after measles cases
- Field report describes measles response effort among Afghan evacuees at New Jersey base
- Field report describes measles outbreak in central Ohio community
- WHO and CDC report updates on global measles cases and vaccination coverage trends
- US adult vaccination coverage for influenza, COVID-19, and RSV reported in observational data
- Report examines vaccination coverage for influenza, RSV, and COVID-19 in US nursing home residents
- Report describes worldwide progress toward regional measles elimination goals
- WHO African Region progress toward measles elimination assessed from 2017 to 2021
- RSV disease severity compared to COVID-19 and influenza in hospitalized older adults
- Human metapneumovirus and respiratory syncytial virus co-circulation described in US
- Report describes progress toward global measles elimination in worldwide population
- Community cohort study examines symptomatic human metapneumovirus infection incidence
- Suspected measles case reported in unvaccinated child in Clark County, Washington
- Measles vaccine coverage increased in Eastern Mediterranean children but remains below elimination target
- Field report describes nirsevimab rollout for RSV prevention in New York City infants
- Measles outbreak reported among unvaccinated children in Illinois apartment complex
- CDC surveillance report details measles cases from 25 U.S. jurisdictions
- Measles outbreak reported among individuals associated with a Chicago migrant shelter
- RSV vaccine safety findings reported one year after recommendation for adults 60 and older
- Measles outbreak reported in New Mexico, details on population and interventions not provided
- Measles outbreak in Colorado linked to exposure from an infectious international traveler
- PRIORIX vaccine recommended for measles, mumps, and rubella protection in the United States
- Symptom clusters from participatory surveillance data align with specific respiratory pathogens in Dutch and Italian cohorts
- ACIP recommends RSV vaccination for adults 60 years and older in the United States
- ACIP Recommends Nirsevimab for Severe RSV Prevention in Infants and Young Children
- RSV Immunization Coverage Among US Infants Receiving Nirsevimab or Maternal Vaccination
- CDC recommends clesrovimab for preventing severe RSV lower respiratory infections in infants
- Palivizumab reduces medically attended RSV infections in preterm infants, shows similar efficacy to nirsevimab
- Case report: Initial positive measles IgM tests in two Samoan children were false positives