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What is the Prognosis for Patients with EBV-Associated Cancers?

The prognosis varies depending on the type of cancer and how early it is detected. Generally, early-stage cancers have a better prognosis. For instance, Hodgkin lymphoma has a high cure rate when detected early, while advanced-stage gastric cancer has a poorer prognosis.

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