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Microbiome May Identify Female Precancer Risk from HPV

Acoustofluidics Saliva Test Shows Promise for Earlier and Easier Detection of Mouth and Throat Cancer

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Saliva-Based Test Detects Presence of Human Papillomavirus

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HPV Transmission Unlikely through Hand-Genital Contact

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Cancer Drug Shows Promise as Therapeutic Against HPV

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After Patient Dies, FDA Imposes Clinical Hold on Trial of Advaxis/AstraZeneca Combination

An FDA-approved test for the human papilloma virus (HPV) can detect the genotypes likely to cause cervical cancer in women. This test

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FDA Approves Cervical-Cancer-Related HPV Test

Human papilloma virus (HPV) encased in biofilms inside tonsil crypts (pictured) may explain why the roughly 5% of HPV-infected people who develop cancer of the mouth or throat are not protected by their immune systems. Tonsil crypts with HPV are shown in green; epithelial and biofilm layers are shown in red. [Katherine Rieth. M.D.]

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Biofilms in Tonsil Crypts May Explain HPV-Related Head and Neck Cancers

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2017 Lasker Award Winners: HPV Vaccine Researchers, TOR Discoverer, and Planned...

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ApolloBio Licenses Inovio’s Late-Stage HPV DNA Immunotherapeutic for China

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Fruit Fly Studies May Lead to Therapies for HPV-Induced Cancers

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Possible Recurring HPV-Linked Oral Cancer Biomarker Uncovered