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2015•Journal of Pediatric Infectious DiseasesRequires access

Clinical profile and seasonality of rotavirus infection in children of Bangladesh

Mahafuj Hassan, Shayla Nasrin, Abu Muhsin, Luthful Kabir, Selim Ahmed

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Rotavirus (RV) is the single most important causative agent for severe dehydrating childhood diarrhea worldwide. RV diarrhea is a tremendous social and economic burden upon the people in developing countries. In Bangladesh, the proportion of RV diarr

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Rotavirus (RV) is the single most important causative agent for severe dehydrating childhood diarrhea worldwide. RV diarrhea is a tremendous social and economic burden upon the people in developing countries. In Bangladesh, the proportion of RV diarr

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Rotavirus (RV) is the single most important causative agent for severe dehydrating childhood diarrhea worldwide. RV diarrhea is a tremendous social and economic burden upon the people in developing countries. In Bangladesh, the proportion of RV diarr

Key concepts: Medicine, Seasonality, Rotavirus, Virology, Pediatrics, Statistics, Virus, Mathematics

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