Revisiting the overlooked role of recycled sewage water in high-income countries in adenoviral outbreaks such as the "2022 pediatric hepatitis' outbreak"

• Main Authors: Antoine AbdelMassih (Author), Aya Kamel (Author), Ali Mohamed Zaki (Author), Ayten Aboudeif (Author), Clara Emad (Author), Dina Ramadan (Author), Hanya Gaber (Author), Harvey Bastorous (Author), Mehraiel Shaker (Author), Nancy Salah (Author), Nourhan Hany (Author), Nur El-Mestkawy (Author), Rana Adel Naguib Sawiris (Author), Rana Mamdouh (Author), Sandy Atalla (Author), Sara Abozeid (Author), Sarah Ismail Ghazi (Author), Steven A. Youssef (Author), Youssef ElMaghraby (Author), Zainab Khudhair (Author), Rafeef Hozaien (Author), Nadine El Husseiny (Author), Meryam El Shershaby (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: SpringerOpen, 2022-08-01T00:00:00Z.
• Subjects: article
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Abstract Background On the 5th of April 2022, cases of adenovirus-induced hepatitis were reported in Scotland and then reached multiple parts of the world. While adenovirus normally presents with diarrhea, vomiting, and fever, these novel cases also resulted in the development of fulminant hepatitis...