Key result
Rotavirus vaccines are safe and effective interventions that can reduce the global health and economic burden of severe childhood gastroenteritis.
Why the study?
Do rotavirus vaccines reduce the global health and economic burden of childhood gastroenteritis?
Do rotavirus vaccines reduce the global health and economic burden of childhood gastroenteritis?
Rotavirus vaccines have the potential to significantly reduce the global health and economic burden of severe childhood gastroenteritis.
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Supports rotavirus vaccine programs in endemic areas; leaves open updated cost-effectiveness modeling in diverse settings.
Rotaviruses are the most common cause of severe childhood gastroenteritis worldwide. The recent development of safe and effective rotavirus vaccines means that the global health and economic burden of rotavirus disease can now be reduced.
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Sheridan et al. (2012) studied this question. Rotavirus vaccines are safe and effective interventions that can reduce the global health and economic burden of severe childhood gastroenteritis.
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