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EBV vaccine on the horizon

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A vaccine has induced antibodies and other immune cells against the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) in mice. EBV can cause flu-like symptoms but is also increasingly being linked to multiple sclerosis

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When I got a comprehensive workup by my CLL Specialist it showed no antibodies to EBV. Since herpes viruses are tenacious I assume that means I've never had EBV or lost antibodies. I plan to inquire about this.

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Years ago I tested positive for Epstein Barr as did almost everyone in my department. I had mononucleosis when I was around 19 yo. I wonder if the vaccine would ck existing virus hiding out.

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