If you have residence in the territory of the city of Belgrade (with Serbian citizenship), join the study “Estimation of population immunity against vaccine-preventable and other current infections in the city of Belgrade” and find out, without doctor referral, FOR FREE, your vaccination and immune status for:
morbilli, rubella, mumps, SARS-CoV-2, hepatitis A, B, C, D, E
Register yourself and/or family members for testing between May 13 and 24, 2024
Study participants can be healthy persons of all ages, residing in the territory of the city of Belgrade, without current diseases of infectious origin, who are not receiving any type of immunotherapy.
Express your interest and send your information (NAME AND SURNAME, DATE OF BIRTH, BELGRADE MUNICIPALITY OF YOUR RESIDENCE, EMAIL ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE NUMBER) to: dijagnostika@torlak.rs
Call for more information on: 0648466391
In the following weeks, expect an access link to your email address, where you will confirm the place (health facilities throughout Belgrade) and the time. The study is conducted with the consent of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Serbia and the professional support of the Pasteur Institute from St. Petersburg, and includes filling out a questionnaire and taking a venous blood sample. The results of the testing will be delivered to the e-mail addresses of all participants.
Objectives of the study:
- Assessment of seroprevalence of infections that can be prevented by vaccination in different age groups in the territory of the city of Belgrade.
- Obtaining current (up-to-date) information on the state of population immunity of the population from the territory of the city of Belgrade to infections with epidemic potential, necessary for forecasting the epidemiological situation and planning specific and non-specific prevention measures.
- Study of the formation of post-infectious and post-vaccinal humoral immunity for certain infections.
- Evaluation of the effectiveness of the diagnostic tools used in the study of samples obtained from the population of the city of Belgrade.
Join the global effort to fight infectious diseases and help us better understand the effectiveness of vaccines and develop public health strategies.
