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Monovalent rotavirus vaccine highly effective against disease
During the first 2 years of life, the monovalent rotavirus vaccine was highly effective against severe rotavirus disease in US children, according to recent study findings published in Pediatrics.
Monovalent rotavirus vaccine highly effective against disease
During the first 2 years of life, the monovalent rotavirus vaccine was highly effective against severe rotavirus disease in US children, according to recent study findings published in Pediatrics.
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Global rotavirus network increased surveillance capacity
To help reduce mortality and morbidity associated with rotavirus, WHO recommends that all countries include the rotavirus vaccine into their national immunization programs.
Prophylactic zinc supplement decreased diarrheal episodes in normal children
Diarrhea morbidity in populations of infants aged 6 to 11 months with high prevalence of wasting and stunting can be reduced with short-course prophylactic zinc supplementation for 2 weeks, according to recent study results published in Pediatrics.
Hepatitis A outbreak affects 30 people in five states
As of May 31, a hepatitis A virus outbreak, potentially associated with a frozen food blend containing pomegranate seed mix, has infected 30 people across five states, according to the FDA.
Infection control methods helped reduce hepatitis E outbreak in Kenya
It had been more than a decade with no reported cases of hepatitis E in Somali refugees, but a 2012 outbreak at Dadaab, located in eastern Kenya near the Somalia border, held some important lessons for health care providers there.
Targeting pathogens can reduce diarrheal deaths illness
Moderate-to-severe diarrhea could be reduced by using interventions targeting five pathogens —rotavirus, Shigella, heatstable toxin Escherichia coli, Cryptosporidium, and typical enteropathogenic Escherichia coli, according to study results recently published in The Lancet.
Influenza vaccine safe for children with IBD
Influenza immunization rates in children with inflammatory bowel disease are often low, but immunization did not result in increased adverse events or contacts with the health system, according to findings in a recently published study.
Food preparation errors to blame in many foodborne illnesses
Food processing and preparation errors were to blame in most foodborne outbreaks between 1998 and 2008, according to data published online.
Food preparation errors to blame in many foodborne illnesses
Food processing and preparation errors were to blame in most foodborne outbreaks between 1998 and 2008, according to data published online.
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