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Decrease of Rotavirus Gastroenteritis to a Low Level Without Resurgence for Five Years After Universal RotaTeq Vaccination in Finland.

The Pediatric infectious disease journal - 1 Dec 2016

Hemming-Harlo Maria, Markkula Jukka, Huhti Leena, Salminen Marjo, Vesikari Timo

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BACKGROUND: Universal rotavirus (RV) vaccination with RotaTeq was introduced into National Immunization Programme (NIP) of Finland in September 2009. We have previously reported the reduction of RV gastroenteritis (GE) cases in the first 2 years after RV vaccination in NIP in Finland. METHODS: In Tampere University Hospital, a 2-year survey of acute GE (AGE) in children was conducted before NIP in the years 2006...

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PMID: 27455440
DOI: 10.1097/INF.0000000000001305

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