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The lack of seroconversion in children may cause them to be vulnerable to reinfection. Seronegative adults have an 80% higher chance of being reinfected; however, seroconversion with low IgG ...

Assessing Seroconversion Status The researchers from the University of Tokyo and Osaka City University performed a retrospective analysis of all patients who had a positive COVID-19 test, that is ...

Seroconversion occurred in 359 patients at a median age of 13.93 years and 75 patients developed seroconversion after antiviral therapy and were then followed for a median of 14.4 years.

Injecting drug users are less likely to present with fever and rash, the two most common symptoms associated with HIV seroconversion, according to a review of five cohort studies that recruit ...

This study compared rates of spontaneous hepatitis B e antigen (HBeAg)-positive to -negative seroconversion in chronic carriers of hepatitis B virus (HBV) with rates reported during interferona ...

In the study presented at ASM Microbe, Scott McCallister and colleagues of Gilead Sciences did an analysis of HIV seroconversion rates in various studies and demonstration projects of PrEP use in ...

Among pts with ED, seroconversion was achieved only in 2 cases (11.8%). Lack of seroconversion at T2 was significantly associated with ED (Fisher's exact test p: 0.0001) and with the presence of GS ...

Repeat testing data revealed a marked decline in hepatitis C incidence, underscoring progress toward elimination of targets.