… In this Primer, we describe HPV infections and summarize the most important epidemiological,
natural history, molecular biological and immunological details of the viruses — often …

… -based technology, 3) extension of adapted screening programs to developing populations,
and 4) consideration of the broader spectrum of cancers and other diseases preventable by …

… vaccination, but then voted to not allow the consideration of HPV as a school requirement
until 2011. It could also result in more relaxed opt-out rules, reducing mandate effectiveness (…

… This paper presents an overview of ethical considerations for policymakers engaged in …
-dose HPV vaccine schedule. Specifically, we offer a “roadmap” of three ethical considerations ( …

… This paper reflects on the ethical legitimacy of the universal vaccination of girls and young
women against HPV infection, especially regarding safety issues, the need to vaccinate …

… show strong associations, HPV is required to … HPV infections do not clear, persistent HPV
infection is a prerequisite and thus we consider it as an ‘intermediate phenotype’. An infection …

… between infected and uninfected HPV negative … HPV infections and cell cycle transforming
HPV infections. The latency period involves long-term immunologic tolerance of HPV infection…

… can affect men's health. Moving forward, it's important to increase understanding and research
in … by physicians and other health care providers to vaccinate are key considerations. …

… HPV and the cancer that may result from the HPV infection directly affect the lives of at-risk …
Research has made clear that there is a health benefit to be gained by the HPV vaccine. A …

… Taking into consideration the present efforts to increase HPV vaccinations for primary
cervical cancer prevention, early detection of precancerous cervical lesions through screening …