Seroepidemiologic study of cytomegaly and rubella in pregnant women and prostitutes
Karaś, Z.; Blok, R.; Zabel, J.; Zaba, C.
Przeglad Epidemiologiczny 46(4): 303-307
1992
ISSN/ISBN: 0033-2100 PMID: 1339056 Document Number: 396564
In the study antibodies for CMV were found at 74.3% pregnant women, 73% of blood donors, and 95.5% of prostitutes. These data confirm the fact that intensified sexual behavior might contribute to frequent CMV infections. In both of the samples of women examined for antibodies for the rubella virus 91% of them proved seropositive.
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