Ross River Virus Antibody Prevalence, Fiji Islands, 2013–2015

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Ross River Virus Antibody Prevalence, Fiji Islands, 2013–2015

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International audience. A unique outbreak of Ross River virus (RRV) infection was reported in Fiji in 1979. In 2013, RRV seroprevalence among residents was 46.5% (362/778). Of the residents who were seronegative in 2013 and retested in 2015, 10.9% (21/192) had seroconverted to RRV, suggesting ongoing endemic circulation of RRV in Fiji.

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