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Declining Epstein-Barr Virus Antibody Prevalence in College Freshmen Strengthens the Rationale for a Prophylactic EBV Vaccine.

Henry H BalfourMadeline R MeirhaegheArianna L StancariJennifer M GerisLawrence M CondonLaurel E Cederberg
Published in: Vaccines (2022)
Sufficient participants are available for a prophylactic vaccine trial. Antibody prevalence decreased over 15 years from 64% to 52%. If this trend continues, the number of EBV-naïve adolescents and young adults who are in the age group most susceptible to infectious mononucleosis will increase, strengthening the rationale to develop an effective prophylactic EBV vaccine.
Keyphrases
  • epstein barr virus
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  • risk factors
  • study protocol
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