Which of the following is not typically characterized as a latent viral infection?

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Influenza is not typically characterized as a latent viral infection. Latent viral infections are those in which the virus remains in the body in a dormant state and can reactivate later. Varicella-zoster, Herpes simplex 1, and Herpes simplex 2 are examples of viruses that can establish latency. In contrast, influenza causes an acute infection and does not establish latency.

Which of the Following Is Not Typically Characterized as a Latent