Publications

infectious liver diseases in three groups of copenhagen workers: correlation of hepatitis a infection to sewage exposure.	three groups of copenhagen municipality male employees-77 sewer workers, 81 gardeners, and 79 clerks-matched for age and duration of employment, were studied for clinical and serological evidence of infection with viral hepatitis types a and b and pathogenic leptospires. "antibody against hepatitis a virus" (anti-hav) was found significantly more often among sewer workers (80.5%), than among gardeners (60.5%) or clerks (48.1%). the anti-hav prevalence rates correlated with age rather than durati ...	1981	7247461
sexually transmitted diseases, antibodies to human immunodeficiency virus, and subsequent development of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. visitors of homosexual sauna clubs in copenhagen: 1982-1983.	sera from 260 men from denmark and elsewhere attending two copenhagen sauna clubs for homosexual men during nine months of 1982-1983 were investigated for markers for syphilis, hepatitis a and b, and human immunodeficiency virus (hiv). five per cent (12 men) had active syphilis, and another 35% (92) had a history of and/or serologic markers for syphilis. ninety-four men (36%) were positive for antibodies to hepatitis a virus, ten (4%) were positive for hepatitis b surface antigen (hbsag), and 15 ...	1988	3358236