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Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome caused by destruction of residential area of rodent in a construction site: epidemiological investigation.

Xiao Wei | Biao Meng | Hong Peng | Yan Li | Min Liu | Hairui Si | Rui Wu | Hailong Chen | Ying Bai | Yan Li | Qunling Feng | Changjun Wang | Xiangna Zhao
BMC infectious diseases | 2022

An outbreak of hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS), caused by a Hantavirus, affected nine adult males in the southwest area of Xi'an in November 2020 was analyzed in this study.

Pubmed ID: 36175847

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  • Agency: Beijing Municipal Natural Science Foundation Project,
    Id: No. 5202027
  • Agency: National Science and Technology Major Project,
    Id: No. 2018ZX10712001-12-2

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