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ROTAVAC: From research to reality

March 1, 2019
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A baby being held, wearing a white and red outfit, is the focus of the image. Overlay text reads: "Vaccines are the best way to prevent rotavirus diarrhea and save children's lives.

Stunting, malnutrition, and household finances are a few of the underappreciated consequences of repeated diarrhea infections. Vaccines against ETEC and Shigella, leading bacterial causes of diarrheal disease, are currently in development and hold great potential. View the interactive feature. 

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