Co-infection with Campylobacter and rotavirus in less than 5 year old children with acute gastroenteritis in Nepal during 2017–2018

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https://t.co/KZGiU63dh3 Co-infection with Campylobacter and rotavirus in less than 5 year old children with acute gastroenteritis in Nepal during 2017–2018 The study shows a high rate of rotavirus and Campylobacter coinfection in children with diarrhoea.

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