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  Rhinovirus infections are typically mild and non-life-threatening, often causing a common cold. Rhinovirus infections are recurrent, with individuals experiencing multiple episodes in a year due to the existence of over a hundred different serotypes and the development of type-specific immunity. Symptoms of rhinovirus infections can vary among individuals, including nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing, coughing, and a sore throat. Fever and general discomfort are less common than infections caused by other respiratory viruses. Children, in particular, may experience gastrointestinal issues due to rhinovirus infections. The transmission of rhinovirus primarily occurs through close contact, often via hand-to-eye or hand-to-nose contact, as well as through droplets in the air. Children play a significant role in spreading these infections within households. Once the virus reaches the nasal cavity, nearly all susceptible individuals exposed to it become infected, with 75-80% of ...