The University of Padua salivary-based SARS-CoV-2 surveillance program minimized viral transmission during the second and third pandemic wave.

Daniela BassoAda AitaFilippo NavagliaPaola MasonStefania MozAlessio PinatoBarbara MelloniLuca IannelliAndrea PadoanChiara CosmaAngelo MorettoAlberto ScuttariDaniela MapelliRosario RizzutoMario Plebani

Published in: BMC medicine (2022)

Salivary-based surveillance with contact tracing effectively allowed to limit SARS-CoV-2 contagion, also in a population with a high incidence.

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