Abstract:Objectives’To determine the patterns of S. aureus carriage in the first year of life, its determinants and dynamics of transmission between mothers and infants.MethodsProspective longitudinal cohort study of S. aureus carriage among mothers and their infants. Monthly screenings from pregnancy/birth through the first year of the infant’s life. Medical and lifestyle data was collected. Infant S. aureus carriage was detected by rectal and nasal swabs and maternal carriage by nasal swabs. Multivariate analysis and… Show more
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