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1
Caucasians were at greater risk of
oral
HPV
infection than African Americans.
2
Many questions about the natural history of
oral
HPV
infection remain under investigation.
3
However, the burden of
oral
HPV
infection in Peru has not been assessed.
4
Results:
Oral
HPV
was detected in 37% of HIV+ African American individuals.
5
These data confirm persistent
oral
HPV
infection in the majority of patients with RRP.
6
Risk assessment variables were compared to
oral
HPV
status.
7
The relationships between HIV therapy regimen, overall health, and subclinical
oral
HPV
have not been examined.
8
Conclusions: The prevalence of
oral
HPV
in this study was similar to estimates observed in the USA.
9
Objectives: To investigate the differences in
oral
HPV
infection and sexual behaviors by race in the US.
10
The incidence of HPV-related HNSCC is increasing, highlighting the need to understand the
oral
HPV
infections causing these cancers.
11
Goal: To determine
oral
HPV
genotype prevalence and the impact of HAART and health in the HIV+ population.
12
Logistic regression was used to examine the associations of race with various types of
oral
HPV
infection and sexual behaviors.
13
Conclusions: Treatment of HIV, rather than HIV immunosuppression, appears to play a role in
oral
HPV
infections in HIV+ individuals.
14
Taken together, our results show that HLA-G molecules have a role in predicting the newborn's likelihood for
oral
HPV
infection at birth.
15
There are limited data on the natural history of
oral
HPV
,
but initial studies suggest that the majority of infections clear within 2 years.
16
This review describes the risk factors and burden of
oral
HPV
infection and HPV-associated head and neck cancer (HNC) among HIV-infected individuals.
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hpv
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