PMID: 21561363DOI: 10.1056/nejmc1102475#sa1May 13, 2011Paper

Gout

The New England Journal of Medicine
Franz H MesserliDan Halpern

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Low uric acid level increases the risk of infectious mononucleosis and this effect is more pronounced in women

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