Background Predictions of cervical cancer burden and impact of control measures are often
modelled from HPV prevalence. However, predictions could be improved by data on time …

Predictions of cervical cancer burden and the impact of measures taken to control this
cancer are usually data-demanding and based on complex assumptions. We propose a …

Abstract Knowledge of a country's cervical cancer (CC) burden is critical to informing
decisions about resource allocation to combat the disease; however, many countries lack …

Background Context-specific cervical cancer epidemiological data are essential to derive
local impact projections of cervical cancer preventive measures. However, these are not …

Background Pap screening, an effective method for cervical cancer prevention, is now
supported by molecular human papillomavirus (HPV) testing. Recently commercialised …

Abstract Background: The third British National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles
(Natsal-3) provides an opportunity to explore high-risk human papillomavirus (HR-HPV) and …

Data from population-based human papillomavirus (HPV) surveys in regions of low,
intermediate, and high cervical cancer incidence were used to study the ecologic correlation …

Background Many countries are transitioning from cytology-based to longer-interval HPV
screening. Trials comparing HPV-based screening to cytology report an increase in CIN2/3 …

Objective Cervical cancer (CC) screening by Pap smears has led to a decrease in the
incidence of CC worldwide. Indeed, the incidence of CC in Switzerland is very low; however …

Human Papillomavirus (HPV) infection is a necessary risk factor for cervical cancer. If HPV is
no longer spread, no new cervical cancer precursors will occur. The timepoint for control of …