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Licensed Vaccines for Rotavirus Prevention in the US: A Review
Journal of Pharmacy Technology, 10/08/09
Hale LS et al. – RotaTeq and RotaRix are effective for the prevention of rotavirus infection in the US, Europe, and Latin America. Additional studies are needed to assess their duration of protection, worldwide efficacy, effect on the reduction of healthcare resource utilization, and adverse event monitoring.
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