Key result
New childhood rotavirus vaccines can prevent a leading cause of death among children in the developing world without the dangerous side effects of previous versions.
Why the study?
Do new childhood vaccines against rotavirus prevent death and avoid dangerous side effects compared to previous versions in children in the developing world?
Do new childhood vaccines against rotavirus prevent death and avoid dangerous side effects compared to previous versions in children in the developing world?
New rotavirus vaccines offer a safer alternative to previous versions for preventing childhood mortality in the developing world.
New childhood vaccines against rotavirus could prevent a leading cause of death among children in the developing world and do not have the dangerous side effects of the previous version.
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Parashar et al. (2006) studied this question. New childhood rotavirus vaccines can prevent a leading cause of death among children in the developing world without the dangerous side effects of previous versions.
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