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Research: Wastewater Surveillance Predicts RSV Season 12 Days Early

Research: Wastewater Surveillance Predicts RSV Season 12 Days Early
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Wastewater surveillance research provides a 12-day lead time for RSV season, shows study

Wastewater surveillance research provides a 12-day lead time for RSV season, shows study
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Why another new COVID variant — this time the highly mutated BA 2 86 — has scientists on alert

A highly mutated COVID-19 variant has put scientists on “high alert” as they race to understand the immune impacts of the new lineage and determine whether it will spark a

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Why another new COVID variant — this time the highly mutated BA 2 86 — has scientists on alert

A highly mutatedCOVID-19 variant has put scientists on “high alert” as they race to understand the immune impacts of the new lineage and determine whether it will spark a fresh

South africaUnited kingdomUnited statesMegan ogilvieMatthew millerAllison mcgeerSarah ottoRobert delatollaUniversity of british columbiaUniversity of ottawaCanada researchWorld health organization on augCanada coronavirus rapid response networkUs centers for diseaseWastewater surveillance research groupPublic health agency of canada