診断技術と生物医学分析のジャーナル

Incidence of Infectious Mononucleosis in Universities and U.S. Military Settings

Yolonda J Williams-Harmon, Leonard A Jason, and Ben Z. Katz

The reported incidence rates for Infectious Mononucleosis (IM) within universities and military settings vary widely from study to study. Several factors may have contributed to the discrepancy in these incidence rates include misdiagnosis, ambiguity in the reported sample populations, and number of students who visited and were diagnosed at their campus’s health service centers. The current review examines previously reported literature on the incidence rate in universities and military settings of infectious mononucleosis taking into account these possible confounding factors.