RSV ARSV B

Charles Nuttens1, Juliette Moyersoen2, Daniel Curcio3

  • 1Pfizer Vaccines, Paris, France.

概括

呼吸道同胞性病毒 (RSV) 亚组A和B导致严重的疾病,没有明确的证据表明临床严重程度不同. 公共卫生干预措施应针对RSV A和RSV B,以有效预防疾病.

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