Viral Lineages in the 2022 RSV Surge in the United States
Adams, Gordon ; Moreno, Gage K ; Petros, Brittany A ; Uddin, Rockib ; Levine, Zoe ; Kotzen, Ben ; Messer, Katelyn S ; Dobbins, Sabrina T ; DeRuff, Katherine C ; Loreth, Christine M ... show 10 more
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Moreno, Gage K
Petros, Brittany A
Uddin, Rockib
Levine, Zoe
Kotzen, Ben
Messer, Katelyn S
Dobbins, Sabrina T
DeRuff, Katherine C
Loreth, Christine M
Brock-Fisher, Taylor
Schaffner, Stephen F
Chaluvadi, Sushma
Kanjilal, Sanjat
Luban, Jeremy
Ozonoff, Al
Park, Daniel J
Turbett, Sarah E
Siddle, Katherine J
MacInnis, Bronwyn L
Sabeti, Pardis C
Lemieux, Jacob E
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An unusually early surge in respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) disease occurred in the United States in the autumn of 2022 (Figure 1A and 1B), the causes of which are unknown. To investigate whether the emergence of a highly transmissible or virulent variant contributed to the surge, we sequenced RSV genomes from a convenience sample of symptomatic patients with RSV infection who presented to Massachusetts General Hospital or its outpatient practices in the greater Boston area in November 2022.
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Adams G, Moreno GK, Petros BA, Uddin R, Levine Z, Kotzen B, Messer KS, Dobbins ST, DeRuff KC, Loreth CM, Brock-Fisher T, Schaffner SF, Chaluvadi S, Kanjilal S, Luban J, Ozonoff A, Park DJ, Turbett SE, Siddle KJ, MacInnis BL, Sabeti PC, Lemieux JE. Viral Lineages in the 2022 RSV Surge in the United States. N Engl J Med. 2023 Apr 6;388(14):1335-1337. doi: 10.1056/NEJMc2216153. Epub 2023 Feb 22. PMID: 36812457; PMCID: PMC10081154.