The state of population immunity may be controlled by analyses of placental, abortion, and donor blood. The existence of a high direct correlation between the level of the immune stratum of the population and pseudotuberculosis morbidity has been revealed. Regression equations suitable for the prognostication of pseudotuberculosis morbidity have been obtained by means of computers.
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