1 ffective oral therapy are available only for influenzavirus.

2 viruses (15 of 29 children [52 percent]) and influenzaviruses (10 of 24 children [42 percent]) were d

3  for six weeks during a peak period of local influenzavirus activity.

4 ratory syncytial virus often circulates with influenzaviruses and is the most frequent cause of hospi

5 ratory disease, excess rates attributable to influenzavirus, and incidence-rate ratios for all infant

6 s virus represents a new genus of influenza, influenzavirus D (IDV).

7  represented a new genus of influenza virus, influenzavirus D (IDV).

8 s associated with the isolation of wild-type influenzavirus from respiratory secretions.

9 as been difficult to separate the effects of influenzavirus from those of respiratory syncytial virus

10 ncreased risk for serious complications from influenzavirus infection.

11  GS4071, a potent and selective inhibitor of influenzavirus neuraminidases.

12  northern California when the circulation of influenzaviruses predominated over that of respiratory s

13 ldren during periods when the circulation of influenzaviruses predominated over the circulation of re

14 f a live attenuated, cold-adapted, trivalent influenzavirus vaccine in children 15 to 71 months old.

15 cally equivalent to those in the inactivated influenzavirus vaccine in use at the time.

16                                              Influenzavirus vaccine is used infrequently in healthy c

17              A live attenuated, cold-adapted influenzavirus vaccine was safe, immunogenic, and effect

18                             The isolation of influenzavirus was associated with an estimated 95 healt

19 ifferences in the rates of these events when influenzavirus was circulating and the rates from Novemb

20                          During periods when influenzavirus was circulating, the average number of ho

21  of antibiotics occurred during periods when influenzavirus was circulating.