New genetic variants could raise a woman's risk of cervical cancer from HPV infections

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the second most common cancer-causing virus, accounting for 690,000 cervical and other cancers each year worldwide.

Related Keywords

Nigeria ,Keffi ,Jigawa ,Abuja ,Abuja Federal Capital Territory ,Ibadan ,Oyo ,United States ,Asokoro ,Nigeria General ,Gwagwalada ,American ,Sallyn Adebamowo ,Akikok Bowers ,Markt Gladwin ,Clementa Adebamowo , ,University Of Maryland ,National Human Genome Research Institute In Bethesda ,University College Hospital ,Centers For Disease ,Professor Of Epidemiology Public Health ,Institute Of Human Virology Nigeria ,Genomics Research Grant ,University Of Ibadan ,National Hospital Abuja ,American Cancer Society ,African Collaborative Center ,Development For Research ,Genomics Research ,University Of Maryland School Medicine ,University Of Abuja Teaching Hospital ,Maryland School ,European Journal ,Study Leader ,Associate Professor ,Public Health ,Disease Control ,Distinguished Professor ,Vice President ,Medical Affairs ,National Human Genome Research Institute ,Asokoro District Hospital ,Federal Medical Center ,Wuse General Hospital ,Human Virology Nigeria ,Garki Hospital Abuja ,Abuja Teaching Hospital ,Kubwa General Hospital ,Capacity Development ,Malignancy Grant ,Polygenic Risk Score ,Diverse Ancestry ,Genetic ,Ntigen ,Dancer ,Cancer Prevention ,Cervical Cancer ,Epidemiology ,Gene ,Genes ,Enetics ,Enome ,Genomics ,Hospital ,Human Leukocyte Antigen ,Immune System ,Leukocyte ,Medicine ,Icrobiome ,Research ,Virus ,