Corresponding author of the paper, Professor Harry Nair of the University of Edinburgh, said: “RSV is a major cause of acute lower respiratory tract infections in young children, and this study shows that children 6 months and younger are particularly vulnerable, especially with the new crown pneumonia epidemic around the world. The easing of restrictions has seen a surge in cases of children with RSV, and most infants and young children born in the past two years have never A exposição ao RSV e, portanto, não tem imunidade ao vírus.
“O RSV pode ser transmitido através de contato direto, contato indireto, gotículas e aerossóis. Da perspectiva da transmissão, é consistente com a epidemia atual do novo coronavírus. Portanto, muitas medidas de prevenção e controle contra o novo coronavírus, como a manutenção da distância social eficaz, o uso de máscaras, etc., também podem controlar efetivamente o spreading e a distância e a distância social e o uso de máscaras, etc. The first author of the article, Professor Li You of Nanjing Medical University, pointed out in an exclusive interview with a reporter from Science and Technology Daily that at present, there is no treatment guidance for children with new coronary pneumonia complicated by RSV infection, but A UK study showed that co-infection with Covid-19 RSV did not increase the risk of death or the severity of mechanical ventilation in patients compared with Covid-19 alone.
Hora de postagem: maio - 27 - 2022