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Burden of HPV-caused cancers in Denmark and the potential effect of HPV-vaccination.

Vaccine - 13 Oct 2017

Skorstengaard Malene, Thamsborg Lise Holst, Lynge Elsebeth

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BACKGROUND: Denmark is one of the countries where Human papillomavirus (HPV)-vaccination at present includes only girls. However, the burden of HPV-related cancer in men is increasing, which would argue for gender-neutral vaccination. The aim of this study was to examine the burden of HPV-caused cancers in women and men, and to evaluate the potential of HPV-vaccination in cancer control. METHODS: Data were...

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PMID: 28923423
DOI: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2017.08.062

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