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Incidence of acute diarrhoea among children (0–59 months old) in Thailand after introduction of rotavirus vaccine: a retrospective national database analysis (2014–2024)
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Rotavirus vaccination has reduced incidence of childhood diarrhoea, but evidence from low- and middle-income countries remains limited. We evaluated diarrhoea incidence and hospitalisation rates among children aged 0–59 months after introduction of rotavirus vaccination in Thailand’s national immunisation programme (February 2020–December 2024).
Keywords:
Rotavirus
Vaccine impact
National immunisation program
Acute diarrhoea
Thailand
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