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Characterization of rotavirus strains detected in Windhoek, Namibia during 1998-1999.
The Journal of infectious diseases - 1 Sept 2010
Page Nicola, Pager Cara, Steele A Duncan
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BACKGROUND: Namibia, located on the southwestern coast of southern Africa, is characterized by vast deserts, limited fresh water, and low population density. Mortality estimates among children <5 of age are 63 deaths per 1000 live-births, with diarrheal diseases contributing to 3% of these deaths. Data on the burden of rotavirus disease and circulating serotypes in Namibia are currently not available. MATERIALS...
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