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Author: Ballesteros, Nathalia; Castañeda, Sergio; Muñoz, Marina; Patiño, Luz H; Méndez, Claudia; Oliveros, Carolina; Pérez, Julie; Albarracín, Lorena; Márquez, Elizabeth K; Alvarado, María Teresa; Santos Ortiz, Frank de los; Romero, Yanira; Correa-Cárdenas, Camilo A; Duque, Maria Clara; Gutíerrez-Riveros, Sergio; Paniz-Mondolfi, Alberto; Ramírez, Juan David
Title: Cluster characterization of SARS-CoV-2 in military personnel deployed to Egypt and subsequent introduction of B.1.1.7 and C.36 lineages to Colombia
  • Cord-id: onqulw2t
  • Document date: 2021_8_18
    • ID: onqulw2t
    Snippet: In April 2021, 126 active-duty militaries returned to Colombia after a mission in Egypt. Of 29 cases, 28 were B.1.1.7, and one C.36 (first description of this lineage in Colombia). We highlight the militaries as at-risk population and call for implementation of genomic surveillance to improve public health policies in military settings.
    Document: In April 2021, 126 active-duty militaries returned to Colombia after a mission in Egypt. Of 29 cases, 28 were B.1.1.7, and one C.36 (first description of this lineage in Colombia). We highlight the militaries as at-risk population and call for implementation of genomic surveillance to improve public health policies in military settings.

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