… at which prevention of cervical cancer by vaccination against HPV infection will be possible
… their screening programmes for cervical cancer in anticipation of a successful HPV vaccine. …

… HPV infections are considered to drive progression of cervical neoplasia to invasive cervical
cancer (… Laboratory evidence shows that continued HPV oncogene expression is critical for …

… on the relationship between multiple HPV infections and cervical neoplasia, and their results
… role for multiple HPV types in the development or progression of cervical neoplasia (8, 11, …

… The relative risk of cervical neoplasia associated with HPV infection in this study was higher
… a more primary etiologic role for HPV in cervical neoplasia. Several methodologic variables …

… eventually to cervical cancer. A number of secondary factors (ie, HPV cofactors) are thought
to influence the likelihood that an HPV infection will persist and progress to cervical cancer. …

… Now the primary exposure measurements are DNA tests for the types of human papil… cervical
neoplasia (2). The new epidemiologic model incorporating a central role for HPV infection …

… Cervical cancer accounts for about 10% of all newly diagnosed … HPV infection and cervical
neoplasia appears to be stronger than the association between smoking and lung cancer. At …

… sexual activity history and cervical HPV infection (70). This … of cervical intraepithelial
neoplasia (CIN) and HPV infection, … cervical neoplasia influence risk primarily via HPV infection. …

… for HPV DNA had a 16.4 (95 percent confidence interval (CI): 4.4, 75.1) times higher risk of
developing invasive cancer … To estimate the risk of cervical neoplasia for HPV-positive and -…

… -HPV infections post-treatment have an increased risk of subsequent high-grade neoplasia
and invasive cervical cancer as … cervical lesions or treatment failure, re-infection with an HR-…