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South Africa: Rotavirus Warning After Child Dies As Cases Surge
allafrica.com · 12d
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[Scrolla] Rotavirus spreads easily and can cause severe vomiting and watery diarrhoea, putting babies and young children at greatest risk of dangerous dehydration. No tears, dry mouths, fewer wet nappies, unusual sleepiness and refusing fluids are five dehydration warning signs parents and crèche teachers must know.
First report: NICD warns parents as Rotavirus cases rise in Pretoria — sabcnews.com, 14d
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- NICD urges parents to vaccinate against rotavirus
sanews.gov.za · 13d
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