1. Rotavirus vaccines: Successes and challenges
Roger I. Glass, Umesh Parashar, Manish Patel, Jon Gentsch, Baoming Jiang 
Journal of Infection 
Volume 68, Pages S9-S18 (January 2014)
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2. Figure 1
Electron micrograph of rotavirus particles in stool of a child with rotavirus diarrhea (Marker represents 100 microns).
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3. Figure 2
National rotavirus vaccine introductions by geographic region: 47 countries shown. ∗Courtesy of PATH at:
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4. Figure 3
Distribution of global rotavirus mortality, *From Ref. 36 [author's (UDP) own data].
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5. Figure 4
Direct and indirect benefits of vaccine as evidenced by reduction in severe rotavirus diarrhea among vaccinated and unvaccinated children after the introduction of a rotavirus vaccine in various countries. *Adapted from Table 4, Ref. 5.
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6. Figure 5
Decline in diarrhea deaths among children under 5 after the introduction of rotavirus vaccine in Mexico in *From Ref. 53 [authors' own (MMP, UDP) data].
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7. Figure 6
Factors suspected to interfere with “take” of oral rotavirus vaccine in low-income settings. *Adapted from Ref. 47.
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