Quantifying the Health and Economic Costs of Declining Childhood Vaccination
VaxImpactMap projects the likely health and economic consequences of declining coverage for childhood vaccines across the United States. The tool includes rotavirus disease, pertussis (whooping cough), invasive pneumococcal disease, varicella (chickenpox), invasive Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) disease, and RSV-associated disease among infants. Explore the projected impacts in your state and nationwide.
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Projected Annual Rotavirus Burden Among Children Ages 0-4 Years in 2031: Sustained 10-Percentage-Point Decline From Baseline Coverage
additional Hospitalizations
Annual National Impact Summary for Rotavirus
Adverse Events
Rotavirus Adverse Events
For rotavirus vaccines, the modeled adverse event is intussusception, a rare bowel blockage requiring hospital treatment and sometimes surgery. Estimates are expected population-level counts, not predictions of individual risk. See Methods for details.
Projected Annual Rotavirus Burden Among Children Ages 0-4 Years in 2031: Sustained 10-Percentage-Point Decline From Baseline Coverage
additional Hospitalizations
Annual National Impact Summary for Rotavirus
Adverse Events
Rotavirus Adverse Events
For rotavirus vaccines, the modeled adverse event is intussusception, a rare bowel blockage requiring hospital treatment and sometimes surgery. Estimates are expected population-level counts, not predictions of individual risk.
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