Soon after introducing recombinant hepatitis B virus (HBV) vaccine, universal neonatal VACCINATION became the corner stone of the preventive measures for this potentially life threatening infection (1-3). By 2006 more than 177 out of 193 member states of world health organization (WHO) introduced HBV VACCINATION in their national infant immunization programs (1). Following a complete series of VACCINATION during neonatal period, protective antibody level raises in more than 95% of infant’s blood test up to 18 months after VACCINATION (3-5).The effectiveness of this strategy has been shown by several investigators in reducing the incidence of HBV carrier rate and probably cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma (1, 2, 5-7).

Rotavirus gastroenteritis is brought about by rotavirus that taints the stomach and the gut. This virus is normal in newborn children as well as young children, and kids under the age of fi ve, particularly those between a half year and two years, are generally defenseless against the malady...