Outcomes Related to Bacterial Co-Infection and Antibiotic Use in Adults Hospitalized With Respiratory Syncytial Virus Compared with Influenza - Quiz - MDSpire

Outcomes Related to Bacterial Co-Infection and Antibiotic Use in Adults Hospitalized With Respiratory Syncytial Virus Compared with Influenza

  • By

  • Kristine L Karlsen

  • Clara L Clausen

  • Ragda A S Kahiyah

  • Aymen Alkarawi

  • Amanda M Egeskov-Cavling

  • Noor Hayder

  • Adin Sejdic

  • Casper Roed

  • Jon G Holler

  • Lene Nielsen

  • Mads F Eiberg

  • Omid Rezahosseini

  • Christian Østergaard

  • Zitta B Harboe

  • Thea K Fischer

  • Birgitte Lindegaard

  • Thomas Benfield

  • December 18, 2025

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Outcomes Related to Bacterial Co-Infection and Antibiotic Use in Adults Hospitalized With Respiratory Syncytial Virus Compared with Influenza

  • by Kristine L Karlsen, Clara L Clausen, Ragda A S Kahiyah, Aymen Alkarawi, Amanda M Egeskov-Cavling, Noor Hayder, Adin Sejdic, Casper Roed, Jon G Holler, Lene Nielsen, Mads F Eiberg, Omid Rezahosseini, Christian Østergaard, Zitta B Harboe, Thea K Fischer, Birgitte Lindegaard, Thomas Benfield

  • December 18, 2025

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