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Epstein-Barr Virus: From Mono to MS—The Surprising Long-Term Impact on the Brain
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Is the Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) more dangerous than we thought? In this eye-opening episode of vpod.ai, we uncover shocking new research linking this common virus to serious neurological conditions like encephalitis and multiple sclerosis (MS). You’ll learn:
- How EBV is found in nearly a quarter of encephalitis cases
- Why EBV affects the brain’s protective layers more than other herpes viruses
- The genetic twist that may explain the EBV–MS connection
- What it means if you've ever had mono (mononucleosis)
- How your immune system and genes play a critical role in long-term health outcomes
Don't miss this deep dive into how a virus most of us have had could be quietly shaping our future health.
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