Abstract
Among 504 children with mild illness, 6had positive slide agglutination tests for mononucleosis and among 492 apparently well children, 4 had similar positive laboratory findings. These observations support the assumption that infectious mononucleosis is more prevalent among infants and children than is generally recognized. Among 504 children with mild illness, 6had positive slide agglutination tests for mononucleosis and among 492 apparently well children, 4 had similar positive laboratory findings. These observations support the assumption that infectious mononucleosis is more prevalent among infants and children than is generally recognized.
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