Key result
Global data on licensed rotavirus vaccine performance regarding disease impact, strain diversity, safety, and cost-effectiveness provides a framework for decision-making in India.
Why the study?
What is the global performance of licensed rotavirus vaccines in terms of impact, safety, and cost-effectiveness to guide decision making in India?
What is the global performance of licensed rotavirus vaccines in terms of impact, safety, and cost-effectiveness to guide decision making in India?
This review provides a framework for decision making regarding the introduction of rotavirus vaccines in India based on global performance data.
May inform Indian rotavirus vaccine planning; leaves open need for local effectiveness and safety data.
Rotavirus vaccines are being introduced in several low- and middle-income countries across the world with and without support from the GAVI Alliance. India has the highest disease burden of rotavirus based on morbidity and mortality estimates and several indigenous vaccine manufacturers are developing rotavirus vaccines. One candidate has undergone phase III testing and others have completed evaluation in phase II. Global data on licensed vaccine performance in terms of impact on disease, strain diversity, safety and cost-effectiveness has been reviewed to provide a framework for decision making in India.
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Rao et al. (2014) conducted a review in Rotavirus. Rotavirus vaccines was evaluated on Vaccine performance (impact on disease, strain diversity, safety, and cost-effectiveness). Global data on licensed rotavirus vaccine performance regarding disease impact, strain diversity, safety, and cost-effectiveness provides a framework for decision-making in India.
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