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Natalia Reynoso
Publications - 3
Citations - 487
Natalia Reynoso is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Mortality rate & Placebo. The author has an hindex of 3, co-authored 3 publications receiving 468 citations.
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Pediatric Hospitalizations Associated with 2009 Pandemic Influenza A (H1N1) in Argentina
Romina Libster,Jimena Bugna,Silvina Coviello,Diego R. Hijano,Mariana Dunaiewsky,Natalia Reynoso,María L Cavalieri,Maria C. Guglielmo,M. Soledad Areso,Tomas Gilligan,Fernanda Santucho,Graciela Cabral,Gabriela Gregorio,Rina Moreno,Maria I. Lutz,Alicia L. Panigasi,Liliana Saligari,Mauricio T. Caballero,Rodrigo M. Egües Almeida,Maria Emilia Gutierrez Meyer,Maria D. Neder,María C Davenport,María de la Paz Del Valle,Valeria S. Santidrian,Guillermina Mosca,Mercedes Garcia Domínguez,Liliana Alvarez,Patricia Landa,Ana Pota,Norma Boloñati,Ricardo S. Dalamón,Victoria I. Sanchez Mercol,Marco A. Espinoza,Juan Carlos Peuchot,Ariel Karolinski,Miriam Bruno,Ana Borsa,Fernando Ferrero,Angel Bonina,Margarita Ramonet,Lidia C. Albano,Nora Luedicke,Elias Alterman,Vilma Savy,Elsa Baumeister,James D. Chappell,Kathryn M. Edwards,Guillermina A. Melendi,Fernando P. Polack +48 more
TL;DR: Pandemic 2009 H1N1 influenza was associated with pediatric death rates that were 10 times the rates for seasonal influenza in previous years.
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Human rhinoviruses in severe respiratory disease in very low birth weight infants.
E. Kathryn Miller,Jimena Bugna,Romina Libster,Bryan E. Shepherd,Paula M. Scalzo,Patricio L. Acosta,Diego R. Hijano,Natalia Reynoso,Juan P. Batalle,Silvina Coviello,M. Ines Klein,Gabriela Bauer,Alicia Benitez,Steven R. Kleeberger,Fernando P. Polack +14 more
TL;DR: HRV is an important and frequent pathogen associated with severe respiratory infections in VLBW infants and Bronchopulmonary dysplasia and the absence of breastfeeding are risk factors for hospitalization.
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T helper type 2 bias and type 17 suppression in primary dengue virus infection in infants and young children.
Laura B. Talarico,Jimena Bugna,Vera Wimmenauer,Marco A. Espinoza,Marcelo O. Quipildor,Diego R. Hijano,Martin Beccaria,Victoria M. Wurster,Luis E. Cavagnaro,Daniel Martinez,Gladys Fattore,Juan P. Batalle,Patricio L. Acosta,Natalia Reynoso,Guillermina A. Melendi,Félix A. Rey,Romina Libster,Fernando P. Polack +17 more
TL;DR: Age-related differences in the primary response to DENV, characterized by an immature Th2 polarization and Th17 suppression in infants, should be studied further in order to expand the understanding of the mechanism of dengue pathogenesis.