Rotavirus is a leading cause of severe gastroenteritis and diarrhea globally, and nearly all children have been infected with ...

Rotavirus is the most common virus that causes diarrhea in infants and toddlers. According to statistics, almost every 5-year-old child has had 1 rotavirus infection. Symptoms of ...

Rotavirus vaccine global effectiveness was estimated as 1-OR after comparing the frequency of rotavirus vaccination in patients positive and negative to rotavirus etiology. Rotavirus vaccine ...

Safer and more broadly effective rotavirus vaccines could be achieved if initial investigations 1 into the boosting effect of plant-derived virus-like particles hold up in further trials.

Monitoring the health benefits of rotavirus vaccines in developing countries is important to document the performance of vaccines in these high-burden settings. For rotavirus vaccines to reach ...

Since licensure in 2006, the rotavirus vaccines, RV5 (pentavalent bovine-human ... increased risk of intussusception after the first 1 or 2 doses has slowly emerged, with the risk benefit equation ...

Vaccine series completion for rotavirus, DTaP, PCV at 12 months was highest in January 2020 and remained lower in October 2023.

Kenya is facing an acute shortage of rotavirus vaccine risking a surge in diarrhea cases and deaths. The rotavirus vaccine is supplied through Kenya Expanded Programme on Immunisation (KEPI ...

A recent decrease in the incidence of type 1 diabetes in Australian children may be linked to the introduction of a routine vaccine against rotavirus, according to a study published yesterday (January ...