Seroincidence of typhoid and S.

Typhi positivity in wastewater across independent and nested catchments. Maps illustrate the 20 catchment areas (out of 40) included in the serosurvey. Panel A shows both independent catchment areas and larger overlapping catchments, with the gradient of the coloured poly...

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Main Author:	Dilip Abraham (10731782) (author)
Other Authors:	Lalithambigai Kathiresan (20818195) (author), Midhun Sasikumar (16837935) (author), Kristen Aiemjoy (434617) (author), Richelle C. Charles (7225070) (author), Dilesh Kumar (17938377) (author), Rajan Srinivasan (314330) (author), Catherine Troman (20818198) (author), Elizabeth Gray (826883) (author), Christopher B. Uzzell (9928425) (author), Jacob John (600315) (author), Balaji Veeraraghavan (4376344) (author), Nicholas C. Grassly (17642529) (author), Venkata Raghava Mohan (6852725) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Biotechnology Cancer Infectious Diseases Virology Space Science Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified upstream catchment population public health interventions open drainage channels offering valuable insights four major hospitals disease monitoring strategies adjusted odds ratio 06 – 8 moore swab positivity 97 – 11 07 – 1 02 – 1 moore swab samples environmental surveillance targeting alternate surveillance approaches site catchment population incidence rate ratios fecal biomarker hf183 confirmed typhoid cases 60 – 2 59 – 5 100 py ). ww ), coupled 11 blood culture typhi genes (< aor ): 3 typhi positive samples blood culture typhi genes typhi (< moore swabs monthly samples typhoid fever clinical cases 100 person 49 ), 04 ), based surveillance study period sectional serosurveys operational challenges monsoon season membrane filtration may 2022 limited settings limited sensitivity increased detection igg levels findings underscore enteric fever conventional methods april 2023 40 sites
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Seroincidence of typhoid and <i>S.</i>

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