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The public health value of wastewater surveillance for viruses with pandemic potential: a modelling study
Zoonotic spillover and early human-to-human transmission of emerging viruses are often missed by clinical surveillance. Wastewater surveillance (WS) offers low-cost complementary pathogen detection, but its value for emerging viruses remains uncertain. We reviewed evidence of viral shedding in human
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