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    New rotavirus vaccine could benefit millions of children

    22 February, 201817 October, 2019

    A rotavirus vaccine that can be given days after birth has been developed by Australian and Indonesian researchers. Rotavirus is the common causeĀ  of severe diarrhoea and a killer of approximately 215,000 children under five globally each year. The oral vaccine, calledĀ RV3-BB, was given in three single doses, the first within five days of birth….

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