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The Epstein Barr Virus was first reported in England, 1964

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Michael A. Epstein, Yvonne M. Barr, and Bert G. Achong discovered the Epstein Barr Virus.

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About 143,000 deaths since 2010

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The Epstein Barr Virus Particles are between 122 and 180 nano meters

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The symptoms of Epstein-Barr include: fatigue, fever, sore throat, head and body aches, swollen lymph nodes in the neck and armpits, swollen liver and/or spleen, and rashes.

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No, currently there is no EPV vaccine

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EPV is found all over the world and is not more popular in any certain place.

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There is no medicine for EPV, and you can die from it, but in a matter of weeks it can also go away.

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People Get EBV through saliva, blood, semen, and organ transplants. It is very contagious, people can pass it without knowing they have it.

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Because Epstein Barr Virus is very common and can be spread through many different everyday things, there is no group of people that gets it more, or is more likely to get it than others.

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https://youtu.be/D0mp47nS0TQ

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDWP06Ikn4M

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Esptein Barr can kill you by giving oppurtunistic infections, infecting your T cells, liver failure, and malignant lymphobia.