It is my understanding that most adults will show evidence of prior EBV infection, and some will show evidence of prior CMV. They are common childhood illnesses and not considered an STD, although they may be transmitted by social contact. I have found no data suggesting this interferes with longevity.
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More than 50 of the adults have been infected with CMV and more than 90% with EBV, so it would not be uncommon for a person to test positive for both. Both of these viruses persist in the body of the person for the rest of their lives, usually without causing any problems.
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