The health status of a village population, 7 years after a major XXXX .

@entity1 @entity4002 @entity73 @entity1295 @entity4003
UNASSIGNED: From 2007 to 2010, The Netherlands experienced a major @entity4002 with more than 4000 notifications. Previous studies suggested that @entity4002 @entity1 could suffer long-term post-infection @entity73 , especially @entity1295 . Our objective was to assess the Coxiella burnetii antibody prevalence and health status including @entity1295 , and assess their interrelationship in Herpen, a high-incidence village, 7 years after the outbreak began. In 2014, we invited all 2161 adult inhabitants for a questionnaire and a @entity4003 indirect fluorescence antibody assay (IFA). The health status was measured with the Nijmegen Clinical Screening Instrument (NCSI), consisting of eight subdomains including @entity1295 . Of the 70  1% (1517/2161) @entity1 , 33  8% (513/1517) were IFA positive. Of 147 @entity1 who were IFA positive in 2007, 25 (17%) seroreverted and were now IFA negative. Not positive IFA status, but age <50 years, smoking and co-morbidity, were independent risk factors for @entity1295 . Notified @entity1 reported significantly more often @entity1295 (31/49, 63%) than non-notified IFA-positive @entity1 (150/451, 33%). Although @entity1295 is a common sequel after @entity4002 , in this community-based survey we found no difference in @entity1295 levels between @entity1 with and without C. burnetii antibodies.
