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Volume 28, Number 10—October 2022
Synopsis

Seasonality of Common Human Coronaviruses, United States, 2014–20211

Melisa M. ShahComments to Author , Amber Winn, Rebecca M. Dahl, Krista L. Kniss, Benjamin J. Silk, and Marie E. Killerby
Author affiliation: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

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Table 3

Respiratory co-detections by common HCoV type, Public Health Laboratory Interoperability Project, July 2014–November 2021*

Virus co-detected HCoV, no. tested/no. detected (%)
Any, n = 5,204 OC43, n = 2,056 NL63, n = 1,519 HKU1, n = 962 229E, n = 732
Any non-HCoV 1,132/4,685 (24.2) 447/1,831 (24.4) 289/1,357 (21.3) 217/893 (24.3) 161/657 (24.5)
Influenza virus 422/5,178 (8.1) 146/2,046 (7.1) 126/1,513 (8.3) 87/960 (9.1) 73/724 (10.1)
Rhinovirus/enterovirus 268/5,200 (5.2) 116/2,055 (5.6) 85/1,518 (5.6) 44/960 (4.6) 26/732 (3.6)
Respiratory syncytial virus 254/5,203 (4.9) 136/2,056 (6.6) 54/1,519 (3.6) 46/961 (4.8) 23/732 (3.1)
Respiratory adenovirus 158/5,202 (3.0) 80/2,054 (3.9) 38/1,519 (2.5) 28/962 (2.9) 16/732 (2.2)
Parainfluenza virus 99/5,204 (1.9) 43/2,056 (2.1) 19/1,519 (1.3) 19/962 (2.0) 20/732 (2.7)
Human metapneumovirus
95/5,204 (1.8)
29/2,056 (1.4)
27/1,519 (1.8)
26/962 (2.7)
15/732 (2.0)
HCoV co-detected
>2 HCoV types 64/5,204 (1.2) 40/2,056 (1.9) 45/1,519 (3.0) 26/962 (2.7) 18/732 (2.5)
OC43 2,056/5,204 (39.5) NA 21/1,519 (1.4) 6/962 (0.6) 14/732 (1.9)
NL63 1,519/5,204 (29.2) 21/2,056 (1.0) NA 20/962 (2.1) 5/732 (0.7)
HKU1 962/5,204 (18.5) 6/2,056 (0.3) 20/1,519 (1.3) NA 0/732 (0)
229E 732/5,204 (14.1) 14/2,056 (0.7) 5/1,519 (0.3) 0/962 (0) NA

*HCoV, human coronavirus; NA, not applicable.

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1Preliminary results from this study were presented at the IDWeek Virtual Conference 2021,

September 29–October 3, 2021.

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