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Couzi L et al. – A retrospective follow–up of 131 recipients for 8 yr revealed that CMV–naive recipients had an approximately 5–fold higher risk of cancer compared with CMV–exposed patients. These results suggest a protective role of CMV exposure against cancer in kidney transplant recipients.

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