EBV Infection Can Cause Cold Agglutinin Disease, Even Without Symptoms of Infection, Case Study Suggests
A case of hemolytic anemia and high bilirubin in blood may mean that infection with Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) — the most common one leading to mononucleosis — can cause cold agglutinin disease, even in the absence of typical symptoms of infection, a study suggests. In…