1  raising questions about the contribution of seroepidemiologic studies.

2 ty Department of Health Services initiated a seroepidemiologic study among patients who used a free c

3 istent TWAR IgG antibody has been useful for seroepidemiologic studies and an association of TWAR IgG

4 herosclerotic cardiovascular disease by both seroepidemiologic studies and direct detection of the or

5                                        While seroepidemiologic studies first suggested a possible ass

6                                  A number of seroepidemiologic studies have been conducted in an atte

7                                              Seroepidemiologic studies in adults and children residin

8 is review summarizes the major findings from seroepidemiologic studies in the context of other resear

9 nd atherosclerotic risk, the contribution of seroepidemiologic studies of C. pneumoniae and atheroscl

10 nt findings, and suggests a further role for seroepidemiologic studies of C. pneumoniae and atherothr

11                                            A seroepidemiologic study of 987 children in all regions o

12 t LCV antigens in order to perform the first seroepidemiologic study of LCV infection in New World pr

13                                   An ongoing seroepidemiologic study of the 185 of the 356 permanent

14                                              Seroepidemiologic studies show that Kaposi's sarcoma her

15                                              Seroepidemiologic studies suggest that C pneumoniae infe

16 pel injury while working on a pig prompted a seroepidemiologic study to identify potential modes of t

17                              A comprehensive seroepidemiologic study was conducted in two Red Cross r

18                              A retrospective seroepidemiologic study was conducted on stored acute- a