In a seroepidemiological study performed to investigate immunity against poliomyelitis in a population of drug addicts in a rehabilitative residential centre we demonstrated a widespread lack of poliovirus neutralizing antibodies. This was more evident in the HIV positive subjects, 27% of whom were seronegative for poliovirus type 1, 27% for type 2 and 34% for type 3, with 11% seronegative for all three types. These results indicate a gap in immunity to poliomyelitis in the examined population.
A seroepidemiologic survey of immunity against poliomyelitis in a group of HIV positive and HIV negative drug addicts / F. Pregliasco, V. Minolfi, A. Boschin, A. Andreassi, M.L. Profeta. - In: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY. - ISSN 0393-2990. - 11:6(1995 Dec), pp. 693-695.
A seroepidemiologic survey of immunity against poliomyelitis in a group of HIV positive and HIV negative drug addicts
F. PregliascoPrimo
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1995
Abstract
In a seroepidemiological study performed to investigate immunity against poliomyelitis in a population of drug addicts in a rehabilitative residential centre we demonstrated a widespread lack of poliovirus neutralizing antibodies. This was more evident in the HIV positive subjects, 27% of whom were seronegative for poliovirus type 1, 27% for type 2 and 34% for type 3, with 11% seronegative for all three types. These results indicate a gap in immunity to poliomyelitis in the examined population.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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