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Natural history of cervicovaginal papillomavirus infection in young women
Gloria Y.F. Ho
, Robert Bierman
, Leah Beardsley
, Chee J. Chang
,
Robert D. Burk
Epidemiology & Population Health
Pediatrics
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Papillomavirus Infections
100%
Young Women
100%
Natural History
100%
Cervicovaginal
100%
Human Papillomavirus
57%
Confidence Interval
42%
Sexually Active
28%
Vaginal Sex
28%
College Women
28%
Young Age
14%
Alcohol Consumption
14%
Risk Factors
14%
Old Age
14%
Cervicovaginal Lavage
14%
Human Papillomavirus DNA
14%
Cervical Cancer
14%
Relative Risk
14%
Polymerase Chain Reaction
14%
Cervical Infection
14%
Black Race
14%
Pap Smear
14%
Sex Partners
14%
Lifestyle Behaviors
14%
Cervical Dysplasia
14%
Southern Hybridization
14%
Human Detection
14%
New Infections
14%
Hispanic Ethnicity
14%
Abnormal Pap Smear
14%
High-risk Types
14%
Regular Partners
14%
Persistent Human Papillomavirus Infection
14%
Medicine and Dentistry
Papillomavirus Infection
100%
Wart Virus
50%
Infection
25%
Papanicolaou Stain
25%
Lifespan
12%
Southern Blotting
12%
Lavage
12%
Cervical Cancer
12%
Alcohol Consumption
12%
Uterine Cervix Dysplasia
12%
Polymerase Chain Reaction
12%
Sexual Behavior
12%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Papillomavirus Infection
100%
Human Papillomavirus
50%
Infection
25%
Uterine Cervix Cancer
12%
Uterine Cervix Dysplasia
12%