Acute Lower Respiratory Infections

Cross-source consensus on Acute Lower Respiratory Infections from 1 sources and 5 claims.

1 sources · 5 claims

Benefits

ALRIs are a major global burden for children under five. — Systematic review and meta-analysis of the non-specific and broader impact of respiratory vaccines on acute lower respiratory infections in young children
Important ALRI pathogens include RSV, influenza, parainfluenza virus, hMPV, Streptococcus pneumoniae, and Hib. — Systematic review and meta-analysis of the non-specific and broader impact of respiratory vaccines on acute lower respiratory infections in young children
RSV alone causes an estimated 33.1 million new ALRI cases and 3.2 million hospitalisations annually in children under five. — Systematic review and meta-analysis of the non-specific and broader impact of respiratory vaccines on acute lower respiratory infections in young children
Maternal influenza vaccination was associated with reduced all-cause ALRI hospitalisation in infants under six months. — Systematic review and meta-analysis of the non-specific and broader impact of respiratory vaccines on acute lower respiratory infections in young children
DTPa vaccination in infancy under six months showed no association with all-cause ALRI hospitalisation. — Systematic review and meta-analysis of the non-specific and broader impact of respiratory vaccines on acute lower respiratory infections in young children