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Updated cost-effectiveness and risk-benefit analysis of two infant rotavirus vaccination strategies in a high-income, low-endemic setting.

Patricia Cj Bruijning-VerhagenJ A P van DongenJ D M VerberkR PijnackerR D van GaalenD KlinkenbergH E de MelkerM-J J Mangen
Published in: BMC medicine (2018)
While universal infant rotavirus vaccination results in the highest reductions in the population burden of rotavirus, targeted vaccination should be considered as a cost-saving alternative with a favorable risk-benefit ratio for high-income settings where universal implementation is unfeasible because of budget restrictions, low rotavirus endemicity, and/or public acceptance.
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