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Oxford University Press, The Journal of Infectious Diseases, 6(218), p. 892-900, 2018
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Determinants of Gammaherpesvirus Shedding in Saliva Among Ugandan Children and Their Mothers
Journal article published in 2018 by
Robert Newton,
Nazzarena Labo,
Katie Wakeham,
Vickie Marshall,
Romin Roshan,
Angela Nalwoga 
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Ismail Sebina ,
Lawrence Muhangi,
Emily L. Webb,
Wendell Miley,
Rosemary Rochford,
Alison M. Elliott,
Denise Whitby
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Ismail Sebina ,
Lawrence Muhangi,
Emily L. Webb,
Wendell Miley,
Rosemary Rochford,
Alison M. Elliott,
Denise Whitby
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Abstract
Among Ugandan mother-child pairs, Epstein-Barr virus was more likely to be shed in saliva than Kaposi sarcoma–associated virus. Child’s sex and parasitic infections influenced viral shedding. Shedding of each virus was inversely related, suggesting an interaction between them.