Systematic review and meta-analysis finds bacterial co-infection in 17.3% of hospitalized influenza patients
Hospital data shows high rates of bacterial co-infection in influenza patients
This systematic review and meta-analysis of 111,889 hospital-attended patients with laboratory-confirmed influenza found a pooled prevalence…
Analysis of over 111,000 patients reveals that bacterial co-infection occurs in 17.3% of hospital cases with confirmed influenza infection.
Infection status associated with hypoxemia and death rates varying by virus type in a large US cohort.
Triple Virus Infections Rarer Than Feared — Here’s the Real Risk
This cohort study of 835,987 triple-tested patients in the US Veterans Health Administration examined associations between infection status …
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EBOV-specific gene signature identified in nonhuman primates and human cohorts with Ebola infection
New gene signature can spot Ebola infection in blood samples
This observational cohort study analyzed RNA-Seq data from nonhuman primates and human cohorts with Ebola virus infection and comparator inf…
Researchers found a 50-gene signature that reliably separates Ebola from other infections in blood tests, pointing to a future diagnostic to…