Talk:Human bocavirus

Just came in on the CDC EID press summaries
"Association of Human Bocavirus 1 Infection with Respiratory Disease in Childhood Follow-up Study, Finland, Mira Meriluoto et al. Since its discovery in 2005, human bocavirus type 1 has often been found in the upper airways of young children with respiratory disease. But is this virus the cause of the respiratory disease or just an innocent bystander? A unique study in Finland, which examined follow-up blood samples of 109 healthy children with no underlying illness starting at birth and until they were 13 years of age, found that acute bocavirus infection resulted in respiratory disease. All children had been infected by age 6. Most retained their antibodies to this virus; some lost them. Children who were later re-exposed to bocavirus did not get sick from this virus. Thus, human bocavirus type 1 is a major cause of respiratory disease in childhood." I have yet to find a reference on the web to the report though.Wzrd1 (talk) 20:16, 11 January 2012 (UTC)