gondii infection and the probability of sudden death.
The small size of the study group made it impossible to evaluate the potential associations between exposure to T. Our work confirmed the usefulness of serologically testing samples collected post-mortem for epidemiological purposes. 40% p < 0.05) than in their equivalents with negative test results. 50% p < 0.05) and among the control group (60% vs. gondii antibodies were found to occur more frequently in people with positive blood alcohol test results among suicides (72% vs. To a statisctically siginificant degree, IgG T. Positive test results for the presence of ethyl alcohol in the blood were reported among 49.7% of the studied population: 25.7% among drivers, 67.6% among suicides and 51.8% in the control group. A statistically significant result was recorded in the 38-58 age group between suicide and control groups (71.4% vs. gondii infection no statistically significant differences were found between the study (61.4%) and control group (49.4%) (p = 0.09). gondii IgG antibodies were found in the serum of 93 (55%) of which 25 (59.5%) were drivers and 26 (63.4%) people who died as a result of suicide. gondii, IgG antibodies and ethyl alcohol. Blood samples were collected post-mortem and examined for the presence of T. The studied group (n = 169 people) included 42 road traffic accident victims who were driving a vehicle (bicycle (n = 6), a motorbike (n = 3), a motorcycle (n = 13), a car (n = 20)) prior to sudden death and 41 people whose death resulted from suicide. gondii infection in a group of people who died suddenly in Warsaw and its vicinity. The aim of the study was to evaluate the prevalence of T. gondii infection in immunocompetent people could pose as a threat to their welfare. It has recently been shown that the behavioural effects resulting from latent T.
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