Replication Data for: Respiratory syncytial virus burden, seasonality and subtype dynamics in Coastal Kenya during and post COVID-19 era: A prospective inpatient and outpatient surveillance study (2020-2025)

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This is a replication dataset for the manuscript titled: "Respiratory syncytial virus burden, seasonality and subtype dynamics in Coastal Kenya during and post COVID-19 era: A prospective inpatient and outpatient surveillance study (2020-2025) ."

The datasets are part of ongoing RSV surveillance either in the outpatient and inpatient within the KHDSS in coastal Kenya.

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