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April 24, 2026The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal0 citations

Safety of Rotavirus Vaccination in a Growing Care Unit (Intermediate-care Neonatal Unit) in Japan

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HMHiroki MiuraMMMasahiko ManabeMIMasaru Ihira

Key Points

  • To evaluate the safety of RV1 vaccination in a neonatal step-down care unit in Japan.
  • Assessing vaccination safety under routine contact precautions.
  • Monitoring for adverse events post-vaccination.
  • Evaluating transmission rates in the unit.
  • No detectable transmission of rotavirus post-vaccination.
  • No serious adverse events reported among infants.
  • Supports the potential for routine vaccination in high-risk settings.

Abstract

RV1 vaccination was not associated with detectable transmission or serious adverse events in a neonatal step-down care setting under routine contact precautions, supporting its potential safety and role in preventing missed vaccination opportunities among high-risk infants.

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Miura et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69eb0aeb553a5433e34b4d1chttps://doi.org/10.1097/inf.0000000000005251
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