Introduction
Methods
Results
Figures 1 and 2
Discussion
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More than 40% of this group experiences an influenza illness every year.

Who are pre-school aged children?

100

The strain used of RSV-A and Influenza A

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Both viral load and this other measurement of illness severity increased together during RSV and influenza infections.

What is symptom score?

100

Figure 2: According to this graph, RSV infection produced significantly more of this measurable outcome compared to influenza.

What is nasal mucus?


100

Influenza antivirals are most effective when administered within this time frame after symptom onset.

What is 36-48 hours?

200

Nearly 100% of children become infected with this virus by the time they are three years old, according to the introduction.

What is RSV?

200

These numbers of participants were intranasally inoculated with RSV-A and influenza A, respectively.

What are 20 and 17?

200

Of the volunteers infected with RSV, this percentage met the study’s infection criteria.

What is 50% or 10/20?

200

In figure 1, influenza illness severity based on symptom scores increases after this event.

What is peak viral load?

200

One reason for the lack of RSV antivirals is the uncertainty about whether reducing RSV viral load would lead to this.

What is clinical benefit (or disease reduction)?

300

This kind of study involving volunteers provides valuable data but may not fully generalize to the broader population.

What is a Human challenge model or volunteer challenge study?

300

Nasal washes were collected for viral load quantification using this type of assay for RSV.

What is a plaque assay?

300

In this study, RSV produced significantly more of this physical illness marker compared to influenza.

What is nasal mucus?

300

Figure 1. This day is when RSV symptom scores and viral load both peaked

What is day 6?

300

The discussion highlights that for influenza, the earlier an antiviral is given, the greater the reduction in this measure.

What is viral load?

400

The objective of the report is to do two things.

What is viral dynamics and timing of clinical illness?

400

The study excluded participants with these two pre-existing conditions, to reduce the risk of confounding factors in the results.

What are asthma and chronic sinusitis?

400

The study revealed that both RSV and influenza infections showed increases in viral load and disease severity together, but this virus showed more delayed symptoms.

What is RSV?

400

In figure 1, influenza viral load starts declining after this day, while symptom score continues to increase for another day.

What is day 2?
400

The authors discuss that one limitation of the study is the generalizability of results to the larger population, as the study primarily used this group of volunteers.

Who are young adults?

500

This antiviral drug, effective for treating influenza, reduces viral replication when given early in the course of the infection.

What is oseltamivir?

500

The volunteers in the RSV group were quarantined for 12 days, while the influenza group was quarantined for this shorter duration.

What is 7 days?

500

RSV viral load and illness peaked together on day 5.4, but peak RSV disease severity occurred on this day.

What is day 6.2?

500

Figure 2. indicates that RSV nasal mucus production is significantly higher compared to influenza, with this approximate daily weight of mucus production at its peak.

What is 35 grams?

500

The study suggests that the potential time window for effective antiviral therapy for RSV may be longer than this for influenza because of this reason.
 

What is a slower viral replication and disease progression in RSV?

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