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The Clinical and Molecular Characteristics of Community-Associated
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- Bacterial Carriage and Invasive Infections Among People Who Inject Drugs: Clinical and Molecular Epidemiology in an Australian Prospective Cohort.Open forum infectious diseases · 2026Article
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Background: Methods: We reviewed all cases of community-associated Results: The PWID group was younger, more unstably housed, and more frequently diagnosed with endocarditis. Genotyping results showed comparable proportions of SA sequence types (STs) between PWID and comparisons, and ST8 accounted for a plurality of infections. Phylogenetic analysis showed 2 related pairs of SA isolates, only 1 of which occurred among PWID. The highest proportion of endocarditis episodes occurred in patients with SA isolates belonging to ST5, ST7, and ST97, but we were unable to identify significant associations between complications and specific SA virulence factors. Conclusions: Among PWID, we did not identify specific clusters of SA, which was clonally diverse. Possible explanations include nonoverlapping IDU networks and the fact that New York is a syringe-exchange state, which may reduce the risk of shared exposures to
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