Respiratory Tract Infections

Journal of Antivirals & Antiretroviral is one of the top and best leading journals in the field of virology which publishes novel research articles on deadly viruses such as HIV. The articles after rigorous peer-review process with at least 2 expert reviewers, the article will be on to open access flow. Respiratory tract infections are the major cause of morbidity and mortality. Respiratory tract infections mainly affect the nose and throat, most often, viral respiratory tract infections are commonly spread when children's hands come in contact with nasal secretions from any other infected person. These secretions contain viruses. When the children touch their mouth, nose, or eyes, the viruses gain entry and produce a new infection. Less often, infections spread when children breathe air containing droplets that were coughed or sneezed out by an infected person. For various reasons, nasal or respiratory secretions from children with viral respiratory tract infections contain more viruses than those from infected adults. This increased output of viruses, along with typically lesser attention to hygiene, makes children more likely to spread their infection to others. The possibility of transmission is further enhanced when many children are gathered together, such as in child care centers and schools. Contrary to what people may think, other factors, such as becoming chilled, wet, or tired, do not cause colds or increase a child's susceptibility to infection. OMICS Group is the best open access publishers with expert editors/contributors and renowned scientists. Both editors and reviewers actively participate in the peer-review process and help in completing the review process within 21 days.

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Last date updated on September, 2024