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Patients in hospital with confirmed bacterial airway infection are significantly more likely to have a respiratory virus co-infection

Hamza, Yunas Panikkaveettil; Kacem, Mohamed Ali Ben Hadj; Al Molawi, Naema Hassan; Yassine, Hadi Mohamad; Alkhatib, Hebah Atef Mohammad; Benslimane, Fatiha; Al-Remaihi, Hanan Ibrahim Kh B.; El Kahlout, Reham Awni; El Kahlout, Basema Ibrahim Ahmed; Al Khalili, Hajar; Al Khalili, Makiyeh Ahmed; Doiphode, Sanjay H.; Elmagboul, Emad Bashier Ibrahim; Akhter, Javed; Al Kuwari, Einas A/Aziz Eid; Coyle, Peter V.... more authors ... less authors ( Microbiology Society , 2025 , Article)
Introduction. Respiratory viruses are seen as cofactors in bacterial airway infection, often leading to bacterial pneumonia. This study addressed their role in hospitalized patients with bacterial infection confirmed by ...