Jonathan E Schmitz

Publishing 2026

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Publications 1

  1. Influenza mitigation recommendations, symptoms, and viral RNA shedding durations—2023–24 and 2024–25 seasons
    Elizabeth B. White, Caroline A O'Neil, Melissa S Stockwell, Son H. McLaren, Ellen Sano, Celibell Vargas, Henry Fremont, Stacey House, Rachel M. Presti, Stephanie A Fritz, Carlos G Grijalva, H. Keipp Talbot and 10 more
    american journal of epidemiology 2026 22 reads

Possible papers by Jonathan E Schmitz 2

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  1. Characterizing Oseltamivir Use among Community-Dwelling Patients Diagnosed with Influenza Virus Infection, 2023-2025
    as Jonathan Schmitz Open forum infectious diseases 2026
    Shared co-author: Jennie H Kwon, Carlos G. Grijalva +16
  2. Influenza Vaccination and Symptom Burden in Ambulatory Patients with Confirmed Influenza: Evidence from Case-ascertained Household Transmission Studies
    as Jonathan Schmitz Clinical infectious diseases : an official publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America 2026
    Shared co-author: Yuwei Zhu, Melissa S. Stockwell +6

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