Cost-effectiveness of rotavirus vaccination in children under five years of age in 195 countries: A meta-regression analysis

@article{Janko2022CosteffectivenessOR,
  title={Cost-effectiveness of rotavirus vaccination in children under five years of age in 195 countries: A meta-regression analysis},
  author={Mark M. Janko and Jonah Joffe and Danielle Michael and Lauren Earl and Katherine L Rosettie and Gianna W. Sparks and Samuel B. Albertson and Kelly Compton and Paola Pedroza Velandia and Lauryn Stafford and Peng Zheng and Aleksandr Y. Aravkin and Hmwe H. Kyu and Christopher J. L. Murray and Marcia R. Weaver},
  journal={Vaccine},
  year={2022},
  volume={40},
  pages={3903 - 3917}
}
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